UConn's men's and women's national champion basketball teams posted perfect academic progress scores a year after the men were banned from the NCAA tournament for past problems.
The news did not come as a surprise. Huskies coach Kevin Ollie had announced the men's score in October, when the school sent its 2012-13 scores to the NCAA.
They were officially released on Wednesday.
The perfect 1,000 brings the men's four-year average to 936, which is still just six points above the minimum to avoid sanctions.
But the scores, which measure the academic eligibility of athletes, have been steadily improving.
The school's other national championship team, women's field hockey, also posted a perfect 1,000.
Athletic Director Warde Manuel said they prove a school can have both multiple national championships and academic success.
UConn National Champion Huskies Post Perfect APR Scores
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