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STANDINGS

See how your school stacks up. Standings are updated after official results are posted for every NCAA Championship. Download the full standings list here.

  Men's Cup Standings
SCHOOL POINTS
1. Texas A&M 88
2. Florida 86
3. Duke 82
4. Alabama 80
5. Indiana 76
5. Michigan 76
7. Louisville 66
7. Syracuse 66
9. Oregon 65
10. Notre Dame 62

  Women's Cup Standings
SCHOOL POINTS
1. North Carolina 140
2. Stanford 129.5
3. Oregon 112
4. Texas 92
5. Penn State 89
6. Florida 85
7. Oklahoma 74
8. Kansas 72
8. USC 72
10. Connecticut 71

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ABOUT THE CAPITAL ONE CUP

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HOW IT WORKS

The Capital One Cup is awarded annually to each of the best men's and women's Division I college athletics programs in the country. Points toward the Capital One Cup are earned and tracked throughout the year based on final standings of NCAA Championships and final official coaches' polls. One winning men's and one winning women's program will be crowned after the completion of the final NCAA spring championships. Capital One will award a combined $400,000 in student-athlete scholarships and the Capital One Cup trophy to the winning schools at the ESPY awards in July. 

Download scoring structure here. 

ABOUT THE TROPHY

The Capital One Cup is the embodiment of hard work, dedication, and an enduring commitment to excellence that student-athletes and teams display throughout their year-long journey. The elements of the trophy personify achievement at the highest level, and symbolize strength perseverance, and vision. The silver surface reflects the images of all those who carry it. The Capital One Cup is an enduring symbol of the ultimate achievement in college sports. 

Download past winners here.


ADVISORS

THE CAPITAL ONE CUP BOARD OF ADVISORS

Our advisors include former Division I college athletes and college sports broadcasters, all of whom embody everything the Capital One Cup represents—success, integrity, leadership, and a commitment to excellence. The board will advise Capital One with a myriad of items related to the Capital One Cup program throughout the year.

Doug Flutie  

@DougFlutie

Doug Flutie
Doug Flutie won the Heisman Trophy playing at Boston College before going on to star in the NFL, CFL, and USFL. In his senior year, he received First-Team All-American honors and earned Player of the Year from the Maxwell Football Club. He has dedicated his life to fighting autism with the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation.

Brandi Chastain  

@brandichastain

Brandi Chastain
Brandi Chastain led the Santa Clara University Broncos to two NCAA Division I soccer quarterfinal appearances before becoming one of the brightest stars of the US Women's National Soccer Team. She is probably best known for her game-winning penalty kick against China in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup final. Brandi is currently the volunteer assistant coach at her alma mater.

Clark Kellogg  

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Clark Kellogg
Clark Kellogg was the MVP of the Ohio State University men's basketball team in 1982. At Ohio State he ranks sixth in career rebounds and is a member of the prestigious 1,000-point club. He was the first draft pick of the Indiana Pacers and was selected for the NBA All-Rookie Team. Today Clark is a lead analyst on CBS Sports and Vice President of Player Relations for the Indiana Pacers.

Lisa Leslie  

@LisaLeslie

Lisa Leslie
Lisa Leslie played women's basketball at the University of Southern California on the way to becoming a star in the WNBA and playing on the USA Olympic Team. At USC, she played 120 games, won a PAC-10 Conference Championship, and had four NCAA tournament appearances. She has recently been featured on ESPN, in Newsweek, and in Vogue.

Rece Davis  

@ESPN_ReceDavis

Rece Davis
Rece Davis worked as a freelance announcer, host, and radio personality while attending the University of Alabama. He went on to work as a sports reporter, news anchor, and host, eventually landing at ESPN in 1995. Rece is now the regular season host of College Football Live and an anchor on College GameDay as well as calling select college football and basketball games.

Jennie Finch  

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Jennie Finch
Jennie Finch is a three-time All-American pitcher and first baseman who led the University of Arizona Wildcats to a Women's College World Series championship in 2001. She also played on the USA national softball team, leading Team USA to a gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games and a silver medal at the 2008 Summer Olympic Games.

Barry Larkin  

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Barry Larkin

Barry Larkin played baseball at the University of Michigan, where he was a two-time Big Ten Player of the Year as well as a two-time first team All-American. During his 19-year career with the Cincinnati Reds, he was a 12-time MLB All-Star, a three-time Gold Glove Award Winner, a nine-time Silver Slugger Award winner, the 1995 National League MVP and a World Series Champion in 1990. Barry is currently an ESPN analyst on Baseball Tonight.


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Capital One Cup Impact Performances of the Week

Capital One Cup Impact Performances of the week include Michigan QB Denard Robinson, South Carolina QB Dylan Thompson, and USC WR Robert Woods. Check out next week's highlights, see who the game-changers were, and vote for the Impact Performance of the week.

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