Editing Big Ten Conference (section)

==Men's gymnastics==
The Big Ten fields five of the remaining 13 Division I men's gymnastics teams. In 2014, Michigan edged out Oklahoma for their 6th [[NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships|NCAA men's gymnastics]] championship, the school's third in five years.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/7838743 |title=Illinois wins men's gymnastics title |publisher=ESPN |date=April 21, 2012 |access-date=August 6, 2023}}</ref>

===NCAA championships and runners-up===
{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Year
! scope="col" | Champion
! scope="col" | Runner-up
! scope="col" | Host
|-
| 1938
| Chicago†
| Illinois
| Chicago
|-
| 1939
| Illinois
| Army
| Chicago
|-
| 1940
| Illinois
| Navy/Temple
| Chicago
|-
| 1941
| Illinois
| Minnesota†††
| Chicago
|-
| 1942
| Illinois
| Penn State††
| Navy
|-
| 1948
| Penn State††
| Temple
| Chicago
|-
| 1949
| Temple
| Minnesota†††
| California
|-
| 1950
| Illinois
| Temple
| Army
|-
| 1951
| Florida State
| Illinois/Southern Cal
| Michigan
|-
| 1953
| Penn State††
| Illinois
| Syracuse
|-
| 1954
| Penn State††
| Illinois
| Illinois
|-
| 1955
| Illinois
| Penn State††
| UCLA
|-
| 1956
| Illinois
| Penn State††
| North Carolina
|-
| 1957
| Penn State††
| Illinois
| Navy
|-
| 1958
| Michigan State†††/Illinois
|
| Michigan State
|-
| 1959
| Penn State††
| Illinois
| California
|-
| 1960
| Penn State††
| Southern Cal
| Penn State
|-
| 1961
| Penn State††
| Southern Illinois
| Illinois
|-
| 1963
| Michigan
| Southern Illinois
| Pittsburgh
|-
| 1965
| Penn State††
| Washington
| Southern Illinois
|-
| 1967
| Southern Illinois
| Michigan
| Southern Illinois
|-
| 1969
| Iowa†††
| Penn State††/Colorado State
| Washington
|-
| 1970
| Michigan
| Iowa State/New Mexico state
| Temple
|-
| 1973
| Iowa State
| Penn State††
| Oregon
|-
| 1976
| Penn State††
| LSU
| Temple
|-
| 1979
| Nebraska††
| Oklahoma
| LSU
|-
| 1980
| Nebraska††
| Iowa State
| Nebraska
|-
| 1981
| Nebraska††
| Oklahoma
| Nebraska
|-
| 1982
| Nebraska††
| UCLA
| Nebraska
|-
| 1983
| Nebraska††
| UCLA
| Penn State
|-
| 1984
| UCLA
| Penn State††
| UCLA
|-
| 1985
| Ohio State
| Nebraska††
| Nebraska
|-
| 1986
| Arizona State
| Nebraska††
| Nebraska
|-
| 1987
| UCLA
| Nebraska††
| UCLA
|-
| 1988
| Nebraska††
| Illinois
| Nebraska
|-
| 1989
| Illinois
| Nebraska††
| Nebraska
|-
| 1990
| Nebraska††
| Minnesota†††
| Minnesota
|-
| 1991
| Oklahoma
| Penn State††
| Penn State
|-
| 1992
| Stanford
| Nebraska††
| Nebraska
|-
| 1993
| Stanford
| Nebraska††
| New Mexico
|-
| 1994
| Nebraska††
| Stanford
| Nebraska
|-
| 1995
| Stanford
| Nebraska††
| Ohio State
|-
| 1996
| Ohio State
| California
| Stanford
|-
| 1998
| California
| Iowa†††
| Penn State
|-
| 1999
| Michigan
| Ohio State
| Nebraska
|-
| 2000
| Penn State
| Michigan
| Iowa
|-
| 2001
| Ohio State
| Oklahoma
| Ohio State
|-
| 2002
| Oklahoma
| Ohio State
| Oklahoma
|-
| 2003
| Oklahoma
| Ohio State
| Temple
|-
| 2004
| Penn State
| Oklahoma
| Illinois
|-
| 2005
| Oklahoma
| Ohio State
| Army
|-
| 2006
| Oklahoma
| Illinois
| Oklahoma
|-
| 2007
| Penn State
| Oklahoma
| Penn State
|-
| 2009
| Stanford
| Michigan
| Minnesota
|-
| 2010
| Michigan
| Stanford
| Army
|-
| 2012
| Illinois
| Oklahoma
| Oklahoma
|-
| 2013
| Michigan
| Oklahoma
| Penn State
|-
| 2014
| Michigan
| Oklahoma
| Michigan
|-
| 2017
| Oklahoma
| Ohio State
| Army
|-
| 2018
| Oklahoma
| Minnesota†††
| UIC
|-
| 2023
| Stanford
| Michigan
| Penn State
|-
| 2024
| Stanford
| Michigan
| Ohio State
|-
| 2025
| Michigan
| Stanford
| Michigan
|}
†–Chicago left the Big Ten in 1946.

††–Finishes prior to Penn State and Nebraska joining the Big Ten.

†††–Iowa, Michigan State and Minnesota no longer competes in men's gymnastics.