Oregon at Top of Pyramid

[HDuck]

3 men's sports, 3 women's - and seems to be the sports with most D1 schools participating.  Not meant to diminish other sports such as men's wrestling, but wrestling for example has much fewer schools participating and what would be the women's equivalent to make 4 men's, 4 women's?

 

 

[NJDuck]

 

Thanks HDuck.  Here’s an article to go along with what you posted.

 

Six schools made postseason in all major sports during 2024-25

 

Six teams were able to lay claim to having made the postseason in all major college sports. This includes men’s and women’s basketball, football, volleyball, softball and baseball.

 

To qualify for this list, the school must have been bowl eligible during the college football season. They don’t have to have qualified for the College Football Playoff. Elsewhere, each school must have appeared in the NCAA Tournament in each of the major sports. In the end, six schools made the final list. Here’s who made the cut:

 

Six schools made postseason in all major sports during 2024-25 - On3

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Six schools were able to make the postseason in all major sports: football, men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball.

 

Just as Texas did in the SEC, Oregon had to adjust to a brand new conference for each respective season. They did so and then some. Notably, Texas, Tennessee and Oregon not only made the postseason in each major sport — but they also made the College Football Playoffs.

 

As the Ducks dominated the Big Ten in football, the volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, softball and baseball teams have all done their part as well. Oregon is one of 16 baseball teams set to host a regional in the NCAA Tournament, while the softball team is headed to the Women’s College World Series. Both basketball programs and volleyball team each were able to find enough success to make their respective tournaments as well.