Sears Directors' Cup

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The Sears Directors' Cup was the original name of the annual award recognizing the most successful overall college athletics programs in the United States, now known as the NACDA Directors' Cup.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf all-sports trophy
college athletics award
national collegiate award
alsoKnownAs Directors' Cup
appliesTo NAIA
NCAA Division I
NCAA Division II
NCAA Division III
awardFor most successful overall college athletics program
country United States
formerNameOf NACDA Directors' Cup
frequency annual
genre sports award
inception 1993–94 academic year
1994
namedAfter Sears
notableWinner Stanford University
UCLA
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
organizer National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
presentedBy NACDA
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
renamedAs NACDA Directors' Cup
scope overall collegiate athletic department performance
selectionCriteria points based on NCAA and NAIA championship finishes
sponsor Sears, Roebuck and Co.
sport college sports
intercollegiate athletics
status renamed
successor NACDA Directors' Cup
timePeriod 1990s

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NACDA Directors' Cup formerName Sears Directors' Cup