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UNC stays near top in Directors’ Cup standings. The good, bad from 2025-26


UNC finished fourth in the Learfield Directors’ Cup all-sports standings for the second year in a row. Baseball and Women’s Lacrosse led the way with runner-up finishes in the national championship games. The Directors’ Cup was created in 1993 to measure overall athletic success by each university, and North Carolina was the first university to win. (MSN.com)

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UNC stays near top in Directors’ Cup standings. The good, bad from 2025-26