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Florida Gators - NACDA Directors’ Cup. Florida has finished in the top 10 in national all sports rankings every year since 1983-84 UCLA is the only other program that has matched that feat. Perhaps more impressive is that Florida has managed this accomplishment while fielding fewer sports than other perennial top athletic programs. In the 2004-05 academic calendar, Florida finished sixth place in the NACDA Directors' Cup, with eleven different Gator teams finishing in the top 10 of their respective sport ...

Florida Gators: Encyclopedia II - Florida Gators - All-Sports Rankings

Florida Gators - All-Sports Rankings

Florida Gators - NACDA Directors’ Cup

Florida has finished in the top 10 in national all sports rankings every year since 1983-84 UCLA is the only other program that has matched that feat. Perhaps more impressive is that Florida has managed this accomplishment while fielding fewer sports than other perennial top athletic programs.

In the 2004-05 academic calendar, Florida finished sixth place in the NACDA Directors' Cup, with eleven different Gator teams finishing in the top 10 of their respective sport.

Baseball (2nd)
Men's Indoor Track & Field (2nd)
Women's Indoor Track & Field (2nd)
Men's Outdoor Track & Field (2nd)
Men's Tennis (T-3rd)
Women's Tennis (T-3rd)
Women's Swimming & Diving (4th)
Men's Swimming & Diving (5th)
Gymnastics (7th)
Women's Golf (10th)
Women's Outdoor Track & Field (T-10th)

Stanford - 1238.75 points
Texas - 1074.00 points
UCLA - 1067.00 points
Michigan - 1064.25 points
Duke - 1021.25 points
Florida - 979.25 points
Georgia - 970.00 points
Tennessee - 960.25 points
North Carolina - 940.50 points
Southern California - 902.25 points

Florida Gators - SEC All-Sports Trophy

To date, Florida has claimed 168 SEC titles. The next closest program is Georgia with 116 titles.

The SEC All-Sports Trophy began in 1973 as the Bernie Moore trophy and tabulated the league’s best men’s sports program. In 1983, the SEC also began calculating the best women’s sports program in the conference, as well as tabulating an overall champion. In 1994, the ‘’New York Times’’ Regional Newspaper Group.

In the history of the award, Florida has won 13 Women’s Trophies, 11 Men’s Trophies, and 16 Overall Trophies.

In 2004-05, Florida won its 14th consecutive SEC All-Sports Trophy. UF finished 1st for the Men’s Trophy and 3rd for the Women’s Trophy.

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