1. Big 10
   SEC
2. Pac-12

UCLA is a stalwart of the Pac-12 Conference, which features the likes of some other teams that are hardly worth mentioning. Because in historical terms, the Bruins own the Pac-12.

1. Bob Knight
   Phil Jackson
2. John Wooden

College basketball is John Wooden. John Wooden is college basketball. In 1948, Wooden took the helm at UCLA and then went on a title run for the ages. It is highly unlikely that any men's college coach will ever match Wooden's successes.

1. The Dictator
   The Wizard of Westwood
2. Blood and Guts

Wooden's coaching genius coaxed the best from his players, and his strategies almost always put the Bruins on the winning side of the scoreboard. He was the "Wizard of Westwood," a coach without equal.

1. Steve Alford
   Rick Pitino
2. Zack Spiker

Steve Alford was a standout player at Indiana in the '80s. In 2013, following a stint at New Mexico, he was hired as UCLA's head coach, where he's (so far) won a single conference championship.

1. 3
   6
2. 11

UCLA is the king of college hoops, with 11 national titles. Kentucky is second, with eight.

1. James Worthy
   Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
2. Michael Jordan

From 1966 to 1969, center Lew Alcindor -- better known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar -- led UCLA on an unprecedented run through the regular season. Funny glasses or no, Abdul-Jabbar went on to win six NBA titles with the Lakers.

1. 3
   4
2. 7

When sports dynasties come to mind, there really aren't many that can compare to UCLA's run of success in the '60s and '70s. That's when UCLA won seven -- yes, seven -- titles in a row. The rest of college basketball simply sat on its hands and waited for John Wooden to just die already.

1. true
2. false

For a while, UCLA's 88-game winning streak was the best ever. But starting in 2014, Uconn's women's team started a streak that didn't end until 111 games later.

1. once
   four times
2. 11 times

Bruins haters can only roll their eyes and UCLA's undeniable greatness. In NCAA basketball history, only seven men's teams have gone undefeated. Four of those teams belonged to UCLA.

1. in 2013
   in 1995
2. in 1977

After an incredible run of 20th-century success, the Bruins are stuck in a very long drought. They haven't won the NCAA title since 1995.

1. 11
   12
2. 20

Talk about lack of suspense. In just 12 years, UCLA won the title 10 times. For the better part of a decade, college hoops' regular season was just a prelude to another Bruins title.

1. Duke
   UNLV
2. Arkansas

The 1995 UCLA team was a powerhouse. It lost just a single game that year, and finished off the season by beating Arkansas 89-78.

1. Oklahoma
   Penn State
2. Houston

By 1968, UCLA's historic run was getting a bit ridiculous, and the team's popularity landed it a spot in the first regular-season game ever broadcast in prime time. They faced off against the Houston Cougars, a team that UCLA easily dispatched during the previous year's NCAA tournament.

1. UCLA
2. Houston

The Cougars battled UCLA to the end of the game, which was tied at 69 until Houston star Elvin Haynes made two free throws. Then, UCLA threw the ball away … and the Houston Cougars completed the amazing upset.

1. 22-12
   30-0
2. 9-15

1967 marked UCLA's first undefeated season. The victories piled up, giving the Bruins a final record of 30-0 and of course, a national title.

1. Evil
   Success
2. Steroids

Wooden wasn't the rah-rah type, and unlike Bobby Knight, he didn't throw chairs in anger. His "Pyramid of Success" is still regarded as a blueprint for success in sports and life in general.

1. Washington State.
   USC
2. Notre Dame

Sometimes, cosmic forces align in strange ways. After suffering a 1971 loss to Notre Dame, UCLA rattled off 88 straight wins. Then, in 1974, the Bruins lost by a single point … to Notre Dame.

1. The Den
   The Vault
2. The Antlers

The student sections at UCLA games is "The Den." During highly anticipated home games, The Den is a wild and crazy section that erupts with joy at every Bruins basket.

1. Bill Walton
   Robert Parrish
2. Kevin McHale

In 1972, Alcindor passed the torch to Bill Walton, who was a sophomore. Walton anchored the court and helped the Bruins go undefeated again, with a 30-0 record and another title.

1. Butler
   Gonzaga
2. Missouri

Steve Alford pushed his Bruins to the 2015 Sweet Sixteen. But UCLA's overachieving season came to an end against Gonazaga, a number-2 seed, which won 74-62.

1. Ben Howland
   Jim Harrick
2. Steve Lavin

Jim Harrick coached UCLA from 1988 to 1996, and for the moment, he's the school's third-winningest coach. He led the Bruins to their 11th and most recent title in 1995.

1. Steve Alford
   Walt Hazzard
2. Lew Alcindor

Walt Hazzard was a standout Bruins player on the team that won the 1964 title. Two decades later, he returned as head coach and helped the team win a single NIT title, but was later fired when the Bruins slipped toward mediocrity.

1. Memphis
   North Carolina
2. Nebraska

In 2008, UCLA lost to Memphis in the Final Four by a score of 78-63. There was no shame in losing that game -- the Tigers were the first team ever to win 38 games in a season.

1. all 11
   10
2. 7

Wooden led UCLA to 10 titles during his tenure at UCLA, which spanned from 1948 to 1975. Prior to UCLA, he coached at Indiana State, where he won exactly zero national titles.

1. Lew Alcindor
   Russell Westbrook
2. Kevin Love

Russell Westbrook played two seasons with UCLA, and both years, the team made it to the Final Four. But number 0 also won zero titles with the Bruins before he departed for the NBA and became a star.

1. 9
   12
2. 55

Lavin was actually a pretty good coach but he couldn't push his teams over the top, and in 2003, the bottom fell out. He was fired after 10-19 season, the school's first losing record in 55 years.

1. 2 years
   5 years
2. 16 years

Wooden spent a good chunk of his life pursuing perfection. After 16 years, his Bruins seized their first unbeaten season. After that, the undefeated seasons simply seemed to fall out of the sky, landing in UCLA's lap with regularity.

1. Police arrested several players.
   UCLA lost all three games.
2. Communists captured and tortured two star players.

During the trip, three players were arrested for shoplifting items from a local store. The incident gained worldwide headlines and resulted in long suspensions, and certainly impacted the team's performance during the season.

1. They haven't won a since NCAA tournament game with Alford as coach.
   They've reached the Sweet 16.
2. They went to the national title game but lost.

Alford's been coach since 2013 and has already found good success at UCLA. He's led the team to two Sweet 16 appearances, including an unlikely run from the 11-seed slot in the 2015 tournament.

1. UCLA
   Notre Dame
2. The're tied.

Notre Dame has foiled UCLA's plans on more than one occasion. But as of 2018, UCLA holds the series edge, 28-20.