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Division I General Release

Three's A Charm As A&M Doubles Up

In the second installment of our summer series celebrating 10 programs that picked up multiple national championships in the 2008-09 year, Doug Kroll looks toward College Station, where Texas A&M's three titles gave the Aggies the most in D-I last year - and their first national crown in 22 years.
-- Texas A&M Photo Gallery
-- Messiah Also Wins Three
-- Fan? We want your opinion

Division II Outdoor Track

Sanca Back On Track

UMass Lowell distance runner Ruben Sanca is back on track after months of being sidelined by injury, and next week he will be rewarded for his patience as he competes as a member of Cape Verde's delegation at the Lusophony Games. NCAA.com's Amy Farnum Novin has that story.
-- Championship Info
-- St. Augustine's Wins Men's Crown
-- Track Fan? We Want Your Opinion

Bowl Subdivision Football

Scary Weekend Of Games

Looking at the schedule a few months in advance, it's pretty scary to think about how many marquee matchups Week 9 will feature. For one, Stillwater will be the scene on Halloween when Texas faces Big 12 South foe Oklahoma State and the high-flying offense led by Zac Robinson.
-- 2009's 10 Teams To Watch
-- Fulmer Not Ready To Retire
-- Swinney Goes Back To School
-- Kansas QB A Small Wonder
-- Podcast Previews: ACC | Big East
-- More: Big Ten | Big 12 | Pac-10 | SEC

General Release

Photo Gallery: A Spring To Remember

The 2008-09 college sports year has ended, with all 88 (89 if you count one tie) championships having been handed out. Look back here on the Spring Championship season, starting with the Men's Volleyball finals on May 9 and going through the College World Series final on June 24.

Division I Field Hockey

Georgetown's Ice Cream Queen

Nothing says summertime like enjoying some ice cream with friends, and for the past eight years Georgetown University field hockey player Kristen Volpe and her family have helped provide that experience at Cream King in Pennington, N.J.
-- D-I History
-- Championship Info
-- FH Fan? We Want Your Opinion

Division I Baseball

Omaha, Right To Your Home

The College World Series is over, but you can look back on all the action from on and off the field at Rosenblatt Stadium right here. Click on for our blog or here for our Twitter feed, and here for our exclusive videos from Omaha.
-- D-I Brackets: Interactive | PDF
-- College World Series Bracket
-- Video: Tigers Take Title
-- College World Series Blog
-- Follow The CWS On Twitter
-- CWS Fan? We Want Your Opinion

NCAA.com Pod Central

Check out the latest podcasts, breaking down the top games and storylines as spring championships play on. And make sure to check out NCAA Weekly!

NCAA.com Video

Want highlights and live streaming? We've got it, plus press conferences and features from the entire 2008-09 school year.

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PHOTO GALLERIES

Texas A&M's Three Titles

Texas A&M took home as many national titles in '08-'09 as it did in school history with three during the year.

Messiah's Trio Of Titles

Messiah took home three national championships in 08-09, starting in men's and women's soccer and finishing in softball.

NCAA CHAMPION MAGAZINE

CBS' New Angles

Final Four format presents a more dramatic story

Big Bid For Big Dance

Going inside the host process

Officially Speaking

The games can't be played without them

Artists' Statements

Call them student-athlete-artists

Vintage Venues

These courts and fields are more than a backdrop

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