Undergraduate Athletics

Chess is not typically considered an undergraduate sport, as it is not a team sport and does not require physical exertion.

The NCAA is the governing body for undergraduate athletics in the United States. It is responsible for setting rules and regulations for all NCAA-sanctioned sports.

There is no Division IV in the NCAA. The NCAA is divided into three divisions: Division I, Division II, and Division III.

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is the largest conference in Division I FBS football, with 14 member schools.

UCLA has won the most NCAA Division I men's basketball championships, with 11 titles.

UConn has won the most NCAA Division I women's basketball championships, with 11 titles.

The annual college football game played between the University of Michigan and Ohio State University is called "The Game".

USC has won the most NCAA Division I baseball championships, with 12 titles.

Arizona has won the most NCAA Division I softball championships, with 8 titles.

The annual college football game played between the University of Alabama and Auburn University is called "The Iron Bowl".

Indiana University has won the most NCAA Division I men's soccer championships, with 8 titles.

The University of North Carolina has won the most NCAA Division I women's soccer championships, with 21 titles.

The annual college football game played between the University of Texas and Texas A&M University is called "The Lone Star Showdown".

Johns Hopkins University has won the most NCAA Division I men's lacrosse championships, with 44 titles.

The University of Maryland has won the most NCAA Division I women's lacrosse championships, with 14 titles.