Ranking the remaining six “Blue Blood” programs, Part 2
By Ryan Kay
UCLA is by all definitions, a true "Blue Blood" college basketball program.
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The UCLA Bruins set a new record for most NCAA titles with eleven championships, which they won in an unprecedented seven-year stretch from 1967 to 1973. In addition to winning 32 league titles, they've been to the Final Four 18 times.
John Wooden, the famous and admired coach of the UCLA Bruins, oversaw their best run of success. In twelve seasons, Wooden led the Bruins to ten fantastic national wins, including four straight years without losing a game. Many sports fans and writers think he is the best college basketball coach ever.
Bill Walton, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jamaal Wilkes, and Reggie Miller are some of the most famous people to have played at UCLA. These players helped UCLA and college basketball become well-known nationwide for nearly three decades.
UCLA Bruins National Championships since 1960: 11
National Championships before 1960: 0
Final Four Appearances since 1960: 18 *1980 vacated
Final Four Appearances since 1960: 0
Regular Season Conference Championships since 1950: 31
Conference Tournament Championships since 1990: 3
Elite Eight Appearances: 22 *1980 vacated
Sweet Sixteen Appearances: 35 *1980 vacated
Every season with 30 or more wins since 1970: 8
Every season with 20 or more: 42
NCAA Tournament berths: 51
Every NCAA Tournament berth: 102 points
Every season with 20 or more wins since 1970: 168 points
Every season with 30 or more wins since 1970: 48 points
Sweet Sixteen Appearances: 280 points
Elite Eight Appearances: 220 points
Conference Tournament Championships since 1990: 45 points
Regular Season Conference Championships since 1950: 775 points
Final Four Appearances before 1960: 0 points
Final Four Appearances since 1960: 720 points
National Championships before 1960: 0 points
National Championships since 1960: 660 points
Total Points: 3,018