UCLA and USC have the top two athletic programs in the country. They both rank among the elite in virtually every collegiate sport. UCLA leads the nation with 108 NCAA Team Championships and 129 total National Championships. USC is third with 94 and 116, and boasts the most NCAA Men's Championships with 80.

In addition to the titles, USC has produced more MLB players than any other school and has the second most in the NFL while UCLA has sent the most players to the NBA. USC has produced the most Olympic medalists, 258, and UCLA is second with 236.  Their 494 combined Olympic medals (all summer) would rank 7th on the country list and account for more than one-fifth of all US medals.

The head-to-head info was taken primarily from the information departments from both schools and from Lonnie White's book, "UCLA vs. USC: 75 Years of the Greatest Rivalry in Sports." Other information was taken from the UCLA and USC official athletic sites.
Last updated January 25, 2012

Head-to-Head Wins by Sport

Men's Sports
Baseball	Basketball	Football	Tennis	Track & Field	Volleyball	Water Polo
UCLA 122 USC 252	UCLA 130 USC 104	UCLA 28 USC 46 7 Ties	UCLA 99 USC 84	UCLA 36 USC 42	UCLA 86 USC 39	UCLA 73 USC 73 1 Tie

Women's Sports
Basketball	Rowing	Soccer	Swimming	Tennis	Track & Field	Volleyball	Water Polo
UCLA 37 USC 44	UCLA 0 USC 10	UCLA 20 USC 4 1 Tie	UCLA 16 USC 21	UCLA 43 USC 44	UCLA 21 USC 7	UCLA 57 USC 52	UCLA 41 USC 18

Inactive Sports	Non-Head-to-Head Sports: High Pac-12 Championship Finishes
Men's Gymnastics: UCLA 9, USC 7 Men's Soccer: UCLA 13, USC 3 Men's Swimming: UCLA 12, USC 57 Women's Gymnastics: UCLA 15, USC 9, 1 Tie	Men's Golf: UCLA 17, USC 35 Women's Cross Country: UCLA 19, USC 3 Women's Golf: UCLA 17, USC 8

All-Time All-Sport Head-to-Head: USC leads 916-858-10
(2011-12: USC 6-5)