[Farm93]

Stanford is set to finish around 1,500 or so.

Only 5 sports left to count, so any program under 1,000 is not even a worry.  That leaves 4 schools.
Ohio State - good at baseball not in the national title picture for the others.
Michigan - good at softball, not in the national title picture for the others.
USC - finished third in golf, not really in the national title picture for the others.
North Carolina - not in the national title picture for any of the five sports.

I am confident others could create maximum possible point totals, but no other program will break into the 1400 range.

Beach Volleyball is a future worry as it gives UCLA and USC point scoring chances when Stanford is already hitting the 10 sport ceiling in women's sports.  Thankfully USC was too far back for that to make a difference this year.

[Farm93]

Stanford is set to finish around 1,500 or so.

Only 5 sports left to count, so any program under 1,000 is not even a worry.  That leaves 4 schools.
Ohio State - good at baseball not in the national title picture for the others.
Michigan - good at softball, not in the national title picture for the others.
USC - finished third in golf, not really in the national title picture for the others.
North Carolina - not in the national title picture for any of the five sports.

I am confident others could create maximum possible point totals, but no other program will break into the 1400 range.

Beach Volleyball is a future worry as it gives UCLA and USC point scoring chances when Stanford is already hitting the 10 sport ceiling in women's sports.  Thankfully USC was too far back for that to make a difference this year.