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The NCAA caters to the Mid-Western and Northeastern Hockey powers. It also played an instrumental role in helping expand the popularity of lacrosse nationwide (to the point that Bill Tierney left Princeton for Denver...). In baseball, it has been the detrimental force in providing marked...

Am not sure why the NCAA blatantly favors the public schools. Their markedly larger size and colossal athletic budgets must be the reason. On a societal basis, they are preventing athletes from obtaining a superior education. The traditional, private powers were funding 19 scholarships per...

Great point.

Great article............... It wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to say that there is no athletic program at USC with loftier expectations than baseball. What’s next? · The USC baseball team finished the 2011-12 season with a 25-31 record, ending the year with a 13-1 defeat against the...

Only 5 private schools have made it to Omaha more than once since 1998: (1.) Miami (FL) (7x); (2.) Vanderbilt (3x); (3.) Baylor (3x); (4.) Stanford (8x); (5.) Rice (8x)

Since they instituted 11.7 scholarships in 1998, 32 private school teams have been to Omaha out of 160. Private universities comprise approximately 20% of Omaha's participants since the new scholarship regulations. Since 2002, only two private schools have won the College World Series.

How many private schools have won titles versus public schools since scholarships declined to 11.7