All-time NCAA Division I track & field records — the highest level of collegiate competition in the United States.
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| Conference | Schools | Championships | Top Program |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEC | 14 | 253 | LSU |
| Big 12 | 16 | 145 | Texas |
| Pac-12 | 12 | 189 | USC |
| Big Ten | 14 | 134 | Wisconsin |
| ACC | 15 | 98 | Florida State |
Men: USC (26), Arkansas (20), Oregon (16) Women: LSU (15), Texas (7), Oregon (6)
Division I programs can now offer up to 45 full scholarships (previously 12.6 for men, 18 for women), significantly expanding opportunities for student-athletes.
Athletes must achieve automatic or provisional qualifying standards during the qualification window. The top 24 athletes in each individual event advance to NCAA Championships.
Several NCAA Division I records have stood for decades, including Henry Rono's distance records from 1978 and Jackie Joyner-Kersee's long jump record from 1985.
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