It doesn't happen that often. I can only think of three occasions
since the NCAA started holding championship tournaments. (This of
course gives me a chance to brag about something my beloved Big Red
did fifty frippin' years ago)
In the 1969-70 season, Cornell went 29-0 and won the NCAA Div I
championship.
In 1983-84, Bemidji did Cornell a little better, going 31-0 and
winning the NCAA Div II championship.
In 1955-56, Clarkson went 23-0 but rejected an invitation to the NCAA
tournament, because the NCAA would rule, or had ruled, several of
their players ineligible for the tourney. I believe this was because
they had played a fourth varsity year, and back then the NCAA only
allowed three.
Two close calls that I know of at the Div III level:
In 1993-94, Fredonia advanced through the first round of the NCAA Div
III tournament with a 24-0-4 record, but lost the semifinal to
eventual champion Wisconsin-River Falls.
In 2000-01, RIT got to the Div III championship game with a 27-0-1
record, but lost the final game to Plattsburgh.

Bill [log in to unmask]

	-----------------------------------------From: "Tom" 
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Sent: Monday March 11 2019 1:54:08AM
Subject: Division III

OK, I know this remnant of a list serves NCAA Div I, but I still have
to 
 put in a plug for the Div III Pointers from Stevens Point. They are 
 26-0-2 this season. How often do you see any hockey team go through
the 
 season undefeated? They play 3rd ranked and rival St. Norbert this 
 weekend in the tournament quarterfinals. If they win it all, it will
be 
 an undefeated season, and that's pretty special at any level.

 Tom Rowe
 Stevens Point
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