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!scope="row"| [[Fairleigh Dickinson University]] |
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| Fairleigh Dickinson || [[Fairleigh Dickinson Knights|Knights]] || [[Hackensack, New Jersey|Hackensack]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Non-sectarian || || [[Northeast Conference]] |
| Fairleigh Dickinson || [[Fairleigh Dickinson Knights|Knights]] || [[Hackensack, New Jersey|Hackensack]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Non-sectarian || 8,590|| [[Northeast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Florida|[[University of Florida]]}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Massachusetts Lowell|[[University of Massachusetts Lowell]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Massachusetts Lowell|[[University of Massachusetts Lowell]]}} |
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| UMass Lowell || [[UMass Lowell River Hawks|River Hawks]] || [[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]] || [[Massachusetts]] || State || || [[America East Conference]] |
| UMass Lowell || [[UMass Lowell River Hawks|River Hawks]] || [[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]] || [[Massachusetts]] || State || 18,338|| [[America East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[McNeese State University]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Nebraska Lincoln|[[University of Nebraska–Lincoln]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Nebraska Lincoln|[[University of Nebraska–Lincoln]]}} |
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| Nebraska || [[Nebraska Cornhuskers|Cornhuskers]] || [[Lincoln, Nebraska|Lincoln]] || [[Nebraska]] || State || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Nebraska || [[Nebraska Cornhuskers|Cornhuskers]] || [[Lincoln, Nebraska|Lincoln]] || [[Nebraska]] || State || 25,820 || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Nebraska Omaha|[[University of Nebraska Omaha]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Nebraska Omaha|[[University of Nebraska Omaha]]}} |
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| Omaha<ref group=A>The school has rebranded its athletic program as "Omaha". Both its all-sports league, The Summit League, and its ice hockey league, the [[National Collegiate Hockey Conference]], follow this usage, as does the NCAA. National media, however, still tend to use "Nebraska–Omaha".</ref> || [[Omaha Mavericks|Mavericks]] || [[Omaha, Nebraska|Omaha]] || [[Nebraska]] || State || || [[Summit League|The Summit League]] |
| Omaha<ref group=A>The school has rebranded its athletic program as "Omaha". Both its all-sports league, The Summit League, and its ice hockey league, the [[National Collegiate Hockey Conference]], follow this usage, as does the NCAA. National media, however, still tend to use "Nebraska–Omaha".</ref> || [[Omaha Mavericks|Mavericks]] || [[Omaha, Nebraska|Omaha]] || [[Nebraska]] || State || 15,526 || [[Summit League|The Summit League]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Nevada Las Vegas|[[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Nevada Las Vegas|[[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]]}} |
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| UNLV || [[UNLV Rebels|Rebels]]{{refn|group=A|The men's basketball team is nicknamed "[[UNLV Runnin' Rebels basketball|Runnin' Rebels]]"; the women's basketball team is "Lady Rebels"; all other teams, whether men's or women's, are simply "Rebels".}} || [[Paradise, Nevada|Paradise]] || [[Nevada]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| UNLV || [[UNLV Rebels|Rebels]]{{refn|group=A|The men's basketball team is nicknamed "[[UNLV Runnin' Rebels basketball|Runnin' Rebels]]"; the women's basketball team is "Lady Rebels"; all other teams, whether men's or women's, are simply "Rebels".}} || [[Paradise, Nevada|Paradise]] || [[Nevada]] || State || 31,171 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Nevada Reno|[[University of Nevada, Reno]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Nevada Reno|[[University of Nevada, Reno]]}} |
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| Nevada || [[Nevada Wolf Pack|Wolf Pack]] || [[Reno, Nevada|Reno]] || [[Nevada]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| Nevada || [[Nevada Wolf Pack|Wolf Pack]] || [[Reno, Nevada|Reno]] || [[Nevada]] || State || 21,657|| [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|New Hampshire|[[University of New Hampshire]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|New Hampshire|[[University of New Hampshire]]}} |
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| New Hampshire || [[New Hampshire Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Durham, New Hampshire|Durham]] || [[New Hampshire]] || State || || [[America East Conference]] |
| New Hampshire || [[New Hampshire Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Durham, New Hampshire|Durham]] || [[New Hampshire]] || State || 14,784 || [[America East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[New Jersey Institute of Technology]] |
!scope="row"| [[New Jersey Institute of Technology]] |
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| NJIT || [[NJIT Highlanders|Highlanders]] || [[Newark, New Jersey|Newark]] || [[New Jersey]] || State || || [[America East Conference]] |
| NJIT || [[NJIT Highlanders|Highlanders]] || [[Newark, New Jersey|Newark]] || [[New Jersey]] || State || 11,518|| [[America East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|New Mexico|[[University of New Mexico]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|New Mexico|[[University of New Mexico]]}} |
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| New Mexico || [[New Mexico Lobos|Lobos]] || [[Albuquerque, New Mexico|Albuquerque]] || [[New Mexico]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| New Mexico || [[New Mexico Lobos|Lobos]] || [[Albuquerque, New Mexico|Albuquerque]] || [[New Mexico]] || State || 26,278 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[New Mexico State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[New Mexico State University]] |
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| New Mexico State || [[New Mexico State Aggies|Aggies]] || [[Las Cruces, New Mexico|Las Cruces]] || [[New Mexico]] || State || || [[Western Athletic Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|New Mexico State football currently plays as an [[NCAA Division I FBS independent schools|FBS independent]].}} |
| New Mexico State || [[New Mexico State Aggies|Aggies]] || [[Las Cruces, New Mexico|Las Cruces]] || [[New Mexico]] || State || 24,041 || [[Western Athletic Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|New Mexico State football currently plays as an [[NCAA Division I FBS independent schools|FBS independent]].}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|New Orleans|[[University of New Orleans]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|New Orleans|[[University of New Orleans]]}} |
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| New Orleans || [[New Orleans Privateers|Privateers]] || [[New Orleans]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| New Orleans || [[New Orleans Privateers|Privateers]] || [[New Orleans]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || 7,976|| [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Niagara University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Niagara University]] |
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| Niagara || [[Niagara Purple Eagles|Purple Eagles]] || [[Lewiston, New York|Lewiston]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
| Niagara || [[Niagara Purple Eagles|Purple Eagles]] || [[Lewiston, New York|Lewiston]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || 3,763|| [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Nicholls State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Nicholls State University]] |
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| Nicholls || [[Nicholls Colonels|Colonels]] || [[Thibodaux, Louisiana|Thibodaux]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| Nicholls || [[Nicholls Colonels|Colonels]] || [[Thibodaux, Louisiana|Thibodaux]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || 6,366|| [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Norfolk State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Norfolk State University]] |
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| Norfolk State || [[Norfolk State Spartans|Spartans]] || [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] |
| Norfolk State || [[Norfolk State Spartans|Spartans]] || [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 5,616 || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[North Carolina A&T State University|North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[North Carolina A&T State University|North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University]] |
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| North Carolina A&T || [[North Carolina A&T Aggies|Aggies]] || [[Greensboro, North Carolina|Greensboro]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|Primary affiliation changing to the Big South Conference in July 2021.}} |
| North Carolina A&T || [[North Carolina A&T Aggies|Aggies]] || [[Greensboro, North Carolina|Greensboro]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 12,142 || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|Primary affiliation changing to the Big South Conference in July 2021.}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Asheville|[[University of North Carolina at Asheville]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Asheville|[[University of North Carolina at Asheville]]}} |
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| UNC Asheville || [[UNC Asheville Bulldogs|Bulldogs]] || [[Asheville, North Carolina|Asheville]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Big South Conference]] |
| UNC Asheville || [[UNC Asheville Bulldogs|Bulldogs]] || [[Asheville, North Carolina|Asheville]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 3,765 || [[Big South Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[North Carolina Central University]] |
!scope="row"| [[North Carolina Central University]] |
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| North Carolina Central || [[North Carolina Central Eagles|Eagles]] || [[Durham, North Carolina|Durham]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] |
| North Carolina Central || [[North Carolina Central Eagles|Eagles]] || [[Durham, North Carolina|Durham]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 8,207 || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Chapel Hill|[[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Chapel Hill|[[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill]]}} |
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| North Carolina || [[North Carolina Tar Heels|Tar Heels]] || [[Chapel Hill, North Carolina|Chapel Hill]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| North Carolina || [[North Carolina Tar Heels|Tar Heels]] || [[Chapel Hill, North Carolina|Chapel Hill]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 30,011 || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Charlotte|[[University of North Carolina at Charlotte]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Charlotte|[[University of North Carolina at Charlotte]]}} |
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| Charlotte || [[Charlotte 49ers|49ers]] || [[Charlotte, North Carolina|Charlotte]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| Charlotte || [[Charlotte 49ers|49ers]] || [[Charlotte, North Carolina|Charlotte]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 29,710|| [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Greensboro|[[University of North Carolina at Greensboro]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Greensboro|[[University of North Carolina at Greensboro]]}} |
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| UNC Greensboro<ref group=A>The school brands itself as UNCG, though national sports media will refer to it was UNC Greensboro, which is not preferred by the athletic department.</ref> || [[UNC Greensboro Spartans|Spartans]] || [[Greensboro, North Carolina|Greensboro]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Southern Conference]] |
| UNC Greensboro<ref group=A>The school brands itself as UNCG, though national sports media will refer to it was UNC Greensboro, which is not preferred by the athletic department.</ref> || [[UNC Greensboro Spartans|Spartans]] || [[Greensboro, North Carolina|Greensboro]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 20,106 || [[Southern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[North Carolina State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[North Carolina State University]] |
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| NC State || [[NC State Wolfpack|Wolfpack]] || [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| NC State || [[NC State Wolfpack|Wolfpack]] || [[Raleigh, North Carolina|Raleigh]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 35,479 || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Wilmington|[[University of North Carolina at Wilmington]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Carolina Wilmington|[[University of North Carolina at Wilmington]]}} |
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| UNC Wilmington || [[UNC Wilmington Seahawks|Seahawks]] || [[Wilmington, North Carolina|Wilmington]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
| UNC Wilmington || [[UNC Wilmington Seahawks|Seahawks]] || [[Wilmington, North Carolina|Wilmington]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 16,747|| [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Dakota|[[University of North Dakota]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Dakota|[[University of North Dakota]]}} |
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| North Dakota || [[North Dakota Fighting Hawks|Fighting Hawks]]{{refn|From November 9, 2011 through November 18, 2015, North Dakota had no athletic nickname. In 2011, the state's governor [[Jack Dalrymple]] signed a bill into law that allowed the school to drop its former nickname of Fighting Sioux, ending a long-standing controversy over its use. Under the law, UND was not allowed adopt a new nickname until after January 2015.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/7211233/governor-signs-law-allowing-north-dakota-drop-fighting-sioux-moniker |title=Governor signs Fighting Sioux name bill |agency=[[Associated Press]] |work=[[ESPN.com]] |date=November 9, 2011 |accessdate=November 9, 2011}}</ref> On November 18, 2015, the school announced Fighting Hawks was the new nickname chosen by the students/alumni.<ref>{{cite web|title=Fighting Hawks selected as new nickname for the University of North Dakota|url=http://www.undsports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=13500&ATCLID=210509712|publisher=North Dakota Fighting Hawks|date=November 18, 2015|accessdate=November 25, 2015}}</ref>|group=A}} || [[Grand Forks, North Dakota|Grand Forks]] || [[North Dakota]] || State || || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|North Dakota football competed as an [[NCAA Division I FCS independent schools|FCS independent]] in 2018 and 2019 before joining the [[Missouri Valley Football Conference]] in 2020.}} |
| North Dakota || [[North Dakota Fighting Hawks|Fighting Hawks]]{{refn|From November 9, 2011 through November 18, 2015, North Dakota had no athletic nickname. In 2011, the state's governor [[Jack Dalrymple]] signed a bill into law that allowed the school to drop its former nickname of Fighting Sioux, ending a long-standing controversy over its use. Under the law, UND was not allowed adopt a new nickname until after January 2015.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story/_/id/7211233/governor-signs-law-allowing-north-dakota-drop-fighting-sioux-moniker |title=Governor signs Fighting Sioux name bill |agency=[[Associated Press]] |work=[[ESPN.com]] |date=November 9, 2011 |accessdate=November 9, 2011}}</ref> On November 18, 2015, the school announced Fighting Hawks was the new nickname chosen by the students/alumni.<ref>{{cite web|title=Fighting Hawks selected as new nickname for the University of North Dakota|url=http://www.undsports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=13500&ATCLID=210509712|publisher=North Dakota Fighting Hawks|date=November 18, 2015|accessdate=November 25, 2015}}</ref>|group=A}} || [[Grand Forks, North Dakota|Grand Forks]] || [[North Dakota]] || State || 13,581 || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|North Dakota football competed as an [[NCAA Division I FCS independent schools|FCS independent]] in 2018 and 2019 before joining the [[Missouri Valley Football Conference]] in 2020.}} |
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!scope="row"| [[North Dakota State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[North Dakota State University]] |
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| North Dakota State || [[North Dakota State Bison|Bison]] || [[Fargo, North Dakota|Fargo]] || [[North Dakota]] || State || || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| North Dakota State || [[North Dakota State Bison|Bison]] || [[Fargo, North Dakota|Fargo]] || [[North Dakota]] || State || 13,173|| [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Florida|[[University of North Florida]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Florida|[[University of North Florida]]}} |
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| North Florida || [[North Florida Ospreys|Ospreys]] and [[North Florida Lady Ospreys|Lady Ospreys]] || [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]] || [[Florida]] || State || || [[Atlantic Sun Conference]] |
| North Florida || [[North Florida Ospreys|Ospreys]] and [[North Florida Lady Ospreys|Lady Ospreys]] || [[Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]] || [[Florida]] || State || 17,002|| [[Atlantic Sun Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|North Texas|[[University of North Texas]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|North Texas|[[University of North Texas]]}} |
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| North Texas || [[North Texas Mean Green|Mean Green]] || [[Denton, Texas|Denton]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| North Texas || [[North Texas Mean Green|Mean Green]] || [[Denton, Texas|Denton]] || [[Texas]] || State || 39,193 || [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Northeastern University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Northeastern University]] |
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| Northeastern || [[Northeastern Huskies|Huskies]] || [[Boston]] || [[Massachusetts]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
| Northeastern || [[Northeastern Huskies|Huskies]] || [[Boston]] || [[Massachusetts]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 27,391 || [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Northern Arizona University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Northern Arizona University]] |
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| Northern Arizona || [[Northern Arizona Lumberjacks|Lumberjacks]] || [[Flagstaff, Arizona|Flagstaff]] || [[Arizona]] || State || || [[Big Sky Conference]] |
| Northern Arizona || [[Northern Arizona Lumberjacks|Lumberjacks]] || [[Flagstaff, Arizona|Flagstaff]] || [[Arizona]] || State || 30,736|| [[Big Sky Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Northern Colorado|[[University of Northern Colorado]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Northern Colorado|[[University of Northern Colorado]]}} |
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| Northern Colorado || [[Northern Colorado Bears|Bears]] || [[Greeley, Colorado|Greeley]] || [[Colorado]] || State || || [[Big Sky Conference]] |
| Northern Colorado || [[Northern Colorado Bears|Bears]] || [[Greeley, Colorado|Greeley]] || [[Colorado]] || State || 12,084|| [[Big Sky Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Northern Illinois University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Northern Illinois University]] |
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| Northern Illinois || [[Northern Illinois Huskies|Huskies]] || [[DeKalb, Illinois|DeKalb]] || [[Illinois]] || State || || [[Mid-American Conference]] |
| Northern Illinois || [[Northern Illinois Huskies|Huskies]] || [[DeKalb, Illinois|DeKalb]] || [[Illinois]] || State || 20,015|| [[Mid-American Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Northern Iowa|[[University of Northern Iowa]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Northern Iowa|[[University of Northern Iowa]]}} |
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| Northern Iowa<ref group=A>The school has branded itself as UNI almost from being renamed in 1967, but media generally disregard this.</ref> || [[Northern Iowa Panthers|Panthers]] || [[Cedar Falls, Iowa|Cedar Falls]] || [[Iowa]] || State || || [[Missouri Valley Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| Northern Iowa<ref group=A>The school has branded itself as UNI almost from being renamed in 1967, but media generally disregard this.</ref> || [[Northern Iowa Panthers|Panthers]] || [[Cedar Falls, Iowa|Cedar Falls]] || [[Iowa]] || State || 10,497|| [[Missouri Valley Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Northern Kentucky University}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Northern Kentucky University}} |
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| Northern Kentucky || [[Northern Kentucky Norse|Norse]] || [[Highland Heights, Kentucky|Highland Heights]] || [[Kentucky]] || State || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Northern Kentucky || [[Northern Kentucky Norse|Norse]] || [[Highland Heights, Kentucky|Highland Heights]] || [[Kentucky]] || State || 14,566|| [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Northwestern University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Northwestern University]] |
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| Northwestern || [[Northwestern Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Evanston, Illinois|Evanston]] || [[Illinois]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Northwestern || [[Northwestern Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Evanston, Illinois|Evanston]] || [[Illinois]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 21,946 || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Northwestern State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Northwestern State University]] |
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| Northwestern State || [[Northwestern State Demons and Lady Demons|Demons and Lady Demons]] || [[Natchitoches, Louisiana|Natchitoches]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| Northwestern State || [[Northwestern State Demons and Lady Demons|Demons and Lady Demons]] || [[Natchitoches, Louisiana|Natchitoches]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || 11,081|| [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Notre Dame|[[University of Notre Dame]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Notre Dame|[[University of Notre Dame]]}} |
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| Notre Dame || [[Notre Dame Fighting Irish|Fighting Irish]] || [[South Bend, Indiana|South Bend]] || [[Indiana]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|Notre Dame football plays as an [[NCAA Division I FBS independent schools|FBS independent]], but has a scheduling agreement with the ACC by which it plays five games each season against ACC schools, and plays each other ACC member at least once every three years.}} |
| Notre Dame || [[Notre Dame Fighting Irish|Fighting Irish]] || [[South Bend, Indiana|South Bend]] || [[Indiana]] || Private/Catholic || 12,614|| [[Atlantic Coast Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|Notre Dame football plays as an [[NCAA Division I FBS independent schools|FBS independent]], but has a scheduling agreement with the ACC by which it plays five games each season against ACC schools, and plays each other ACC member at least once every three years.}} |
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!scope="row"| [[Oakland University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Oakland University]] |
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| Oakland || [[Oakland Golden Grizzlies|Golden Grizzlies]] || [[Rochester, Michigan|Rochester]] || [[Michigan]] || State || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Oakland || [[Oakland Golden Grizzlies|Golden Grizzlies]] || [[Rochester, Michigan|Rochester]] || [[Michigan]] || State || 20,012 || [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Ohio|[[Ohio University]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Ohio|[[Ohio University]]}} |
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| Ohio || [[Ohio Bobcats|Bobcats]] || [[Athens, Ohio|Athens]] || [[Ohio]] || State || || [[Mid-American Conference]] |
| Ohio || [[Ohio Bobcats|Bobcats]] || [[Athens, Ohio|Athens]] || [[Ohio]] || State || 33,044 || [[Mid-American Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Ohio State|[[Ohio State University|The Ohio State University]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Ohio State|[[Ohio State University|The Ohio State University]]}} |
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| Ohio State<ref group=A>The school brands itself with its legal name of The Ohio State University, but it was denied a trademark on "The".</ref> || [[Ohio State Buckeyes|Buckeyes]] || [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] || [[Ohio]] || State || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Ohio State<ref group=A>The school brands itself with its legal name of The Ohio State University, but it was denied a trademark on "The".</ref> || [[Ohio State Buckeyes|Buckeyes]] || [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] || [[Ohio]] || State || 61,391 || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Oklahoma|[[University of Oklahoma]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Oklahoma|[[University of Oklahoma]]}} |
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| Oklahoma || [[Oklahoma Sooners|Sooners]] || [[Norman, Oklahoma|Norman]] || [[Oklahoma]] || State || || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
| Oklahoma || [[Oklahoma Sooners|Sooners]] || [[Norman, Oklahoma|Norman]] || [[Oklahoma]] || State || 28,564 || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Oklahoma State University–Stillwater]] |
!scope="row"| [[Oklahoma State University–Stillwater]] |
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| Oklahoma State || [[Oklahoma State Cowboys and Cowgirls|Cowboys and Cowgirls]] || [[Stillwater, Oklahoma|Stillwater]] || [[Oklahoma]] || State || || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
| Oklahoma State || [[Oklahoma State Cowboys and Cowgirls|Cowboys and Cowgirls]] || [[Stillwater, Oklahoma|Stillwater]] || [[Oklahoma]] || State || 24,041 || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Old Dominion University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Old Dominion University]] |
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| Old Dominion || [[Old Dominion Monarchs and Lady Monarchs|Monarchs and Lady Monarchs]] || [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| Old Dominion || [[Old Dominion Monarchs and Lady Monarchs|Monarchs and Lady Monarchs]] || [[Norfolk, Virginia|Norfolk]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 25,000|| [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Oral Roberts University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Oral Roberts University]] |
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| Oral Roberts || [[Oral Roberts Golden Eagles|Golden Eagles]] || [[Tulsa, Oklahoma|Tulsa]] || [[Oklahoma]] || Private/Christian || || [[The Summit League]] |
| Oral Roberts || [[Oral Roberts Golden Eagles|Golden Eagles]] || [[Tulsa, Oklahoma|Tulsa]] || [[Oklahoma]] || Private/Christian || 4,000|| [[The Summit League]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Oregon|[[University of Oregon]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Oregon|[[University of Oregon]]}} |
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| Oregon || [[Oregon Ducks|Ducks]] || [[Eugene, Oregon|Eugene]] || [[Oregon]] || State|| || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| Oregon || [[Oregon Ducks|Ducks]] || [[Eugene, Oregon|Eugene]] || [[Oregon]] || State|| 22,615|| [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Oregon State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Oregon State University]] |
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| Oregon State || [[Oregon State Beavers|Beavers]] || [[Corvallis, Oregon|Corvallis]] || [[Oregon]] || State || || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| Oregon State || [[Oregon State Beavers|Beavers]] || [[Corvallis, Oregon|Corvallis]] || [[Oregon]] || State || 31,719 || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Pacific|[[University of the Pacific (United States)|University of the Pacific]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Pacific|[[University of the Pacific (United States)|University of the Pacific]]}} |
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| Pacific || [[Pacific Tigers|Tigers]] || [[Stockton, California|Stockton]] || [[California]] || Private/Methodist || || [[West Coast Conference]] |
| Pacific || [[Pacific Tigers|Tigers]] || [[Stockton, California|Stockton]] || [[California]] || Private/Methodist || 6,447 || [[West Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Pennsylvania|[[University of Pennsylvania]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Pennsylvania|[[University of Pennsylvania]]}} |
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| Penn || [[Penn Quakers|Quakers]] || [[Philadelphia]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Ivy League]] |
| Penn || [[Penn Quakers|Quakers]] || [[Philadelphia]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 22,432 || [[Ivy League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Pennsylvania State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Pennsylvania State University]] |
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| Penn State || [[Penn State Nittany Lions|Nittany Lions]]<ref group=A>The Penn State women's basketball team is nicknamed "[[Penn State Lady Lions basketball|Lady Lions]]", but all other women's teams use "Nittany Lions".</ref> || [[State College, Pennsylvania|State College]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || State-related || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Penn State || [[Penn State Nittany Lions|Nittany Lions]]<ref group=A>The Penn State women's basketball team is nicknamed "[[Penn State Lady Lions basketball|Lady Lions]]", but all other women's teams use "Nittany Lions".</ref> || [[State College, Pennsylvania|State College]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || State-related || 46,723 || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Pepperdine University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Pepperdine University]] |
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| Pepperdine || [[Pepperdine Waves|Waves]] || [[Malibu, California|Malibu]] || [[California]] || Private/Churches of Christ || || [[West Coast Conference]] |
| Pepperdine || [[Pepperdine Waves|Waves]] || [[Malibu, California|Malibu]] || [[California]] || Private/Churches of Christ || 7,961 || [[West Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Pittsburgh|[[University of Pittsburgh]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Pittsburgh|[[University of Pittsburgh]]}} |
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| Pittsburgh<ref group=A>The school also widely uses its historic short form of "Pitt".</ref> || [[Pittsburgh Panthers|Panthers]] || [[Pittsburgh]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || State-related || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| Pittsburgh<ref group=A>The school also widely uses its historic short form of "Pitt".</ref> || [[Pittsburgh Panthers|Panthers]] || [[Pittsburgh]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || State-related || 28,391 || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Portland|[[University of Portland]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Portland|[[University of Portland]]}} |
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| Portland || [[Portland Pilots|Pilots]] || [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]] || [[Oregon]] || Private/Catholic || || [[West Coast Conference]] |
| Portland || [[Portland Pilots|Pilots]] || [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]] || [[Oregon]] || Private/Catholic || 4,205 || [[West Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Portland State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Portland State University]] |
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| Portland State || [[Portland State Vikings|Vikings]] || [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]] || [[Oregon]] || State || || [[Big Sky Conference]] |
| Portland State || [[Portland State Vikings|Vikings]] || [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]] || [[Oregon]] || State || 26,012|| [[Big Sky Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Prairie View A&M University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Prairie View A&M University]] |
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| Prairie View A&M || [[Prairie View A&M Panthers and Lady Panthers|Panthers and Lady Panthers]] || [[Prairie View, Texas|Prairie View]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]] |
| Prairie View A&M || [[Prairie View A&M Panthers and Lady Panthers|Panthers and Lady Panthers]] || [[Prairie View, Texas|Prairie View]] || [[Texas]] || State || 8,940 || [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Presbyterian College]] |
!scope="row"| [[Presbyterian College]] |
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| Presbyterian || [[Presbyterian Blue Hose|Blue Hose]] || [[Clinton, South Carolina|Clinton]] || [[South Carolina]] || Private/Presbyterian || || [[Big South Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|Presbyterian football will leave the Big South after the 2019 season, spending a transitional season as an [[NCAA Division I FCS independent schools|FCS independent]] before joining the Pioneer Football League in 2021. It will remain a full non-football Big South member.}} |
| Presbyterian || [[Presbyterian Blue Hose|Blue Hose]] || [[Clinton, South Carolina|Clinton]] || [[South Carolina]] || Private/Presbyterian || 1,172 || [[Big South Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|Presbyterian football will leave the Big South after the 2019 season, spending a transitional season as an [[NCAA Division I FCS independent schools|FCS independent]] before joining the Pioneer Football League in 2021. It will remain a full non-football Big South member.}} |
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!scope="row"| [[Princeton University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Princeton University]] |
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| Princeton || [[Princeton Tigers|Tigers]] || [[Princeton, New Jersey|Princeton]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Ivy League]] |
| Princeton || [[Princeton Tigers|Tigers]] || [[Princeton, New Jersey|Princeton]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 8,374 || [[Ivy League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Providence College]] |
!scope="row"| [[Providence College]] |
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| Providence || [[Providence Friars|Friars]] || [[Providence, Rhode Island|Providence]] || [[Rhode Island]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Big East Conference]] |
| Providence || [[Providence Friars|Friars]] || [[Providence, Rhode Island|Providence]] || [[Rhode Island]] || Private/Catholic || 4,890 || [[Big East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Purdue University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Purdue University]] |
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| Purdue || [[Purdue Boilermakers|Boilermakers]] || [[West Lafayette, Indiana|West Lafayette]] || [[Indiana]] || State || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Purdue || [[Purdue Boilermakers|Boilermakers]] || [[West Lafayette, Indiana|West Lafayette]] || [[Indiana]] || State || 43,411 || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Purdue University Fort Wayne]]{{efn|group=FM|Purdue Fort Wayne was established on July 1, 2018 with the split of Division I member [[Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne]] (IPFW) into separate institutions affiliated with [[Indiana University]] and [[Purdue University system|Purdue University]]. The IPFW athletic program transferred completely to Purdue Fort Wayne, inheriting IPFW's memberships in Division I and The Summit League, and rebranded as the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons.<ref>{{cite press release |url=http://www.gomastodons.com/news/2018/6/18/general-purdue-fort-wayne-branding-released.aspx |title=Purdue Fort Wayne Branding Released |publisher=Purdue University Fort Wayne |date=June 18, 2018 |accessdate=June 21, 2018}}</ref>}} |
!scope="row"| [[Purdue University Fort Wayne]]{{efn|group=FM|Purdue Fort Wayne was established on July 1, 2018 with the split of Division I member [[Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne]] (IPFW) into separate institutions affiliated with [[Indiana University]] and [[Purdue University system|Purdue University]]. The IPFW athletic program transferred completely to Purdue Fort Wayne, inheriting IPFW's memberships in Division I and The Summit League, and rebranded as the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons.<ref>{{cite press release |url=http://www.gomastodons.com/news/2018/6/18/general-purdue-fort-wayne-branding-released.aspx |title=Purdue Fort Wayne Branding Released |publisher=Purdue University Fort Wayne |date=June 18, 2018 |accessdate=June 21, 2018}}</ref>}} |
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| Purdue Fort Wayne || [[Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons|Mastodons]] || [[Fort Wayne, Indiana|Fort Wayne]] || [[Indiana]] || State || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Purdue Fort Wayne || [[Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons|Mastodons]] || [[Fort Wayne, Indiana|Fort Wayne]] || [[Indiana]] || State || 10,208|| [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Quinnipiac University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Quinnipiac University]] |
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| Quinnipiac || [[Quinnipiac Bobcats|Bobcats]] || [[Hamden, Connecticut|Hamden]] || [[Connecticut]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
| Quinnipiac || [[Quinnipiac Bobcats|Bobcats]] || [[Hamden, Connecticut|Hamden]] || [[Connecticut]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 10,207 || [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Radford University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Radford University]] |
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| Radford || [[Radford Highlanders|Highlanders]] || [[Radford, Virginia|Radford]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Big South Conference]] |
| Radford || [[Radford Highlanders|Highlanders]] || [[Radford, Virginia|Radford]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 9,410|| [[Big South Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Rhode Island|[[University of Rhode Island]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Rhode Island|[[University of Rhode Island]]}} |
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| Rhode Island || [[Rhode Island Rams|Rams]] || [[Kingston, Rhode Island|Kingston]] || [[Rhode Island]] || State || || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
| Rhode Island || [[Rhode Island Rams|Rams]] || [[Kingston, Rhode Island|Kingston]] || [[Rhode Island]] || State || 17,064 || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Rice University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Rice University]] |
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| Rice || [[Rice Owls|Owls]] || [[Houston]] || [[Texas]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Conference USA]] |
| Rice || [[Rice Owls|Owls]] || [[Houston]] || [[Texas]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 7,124 || [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Richmond|[[University of Richmond]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Richmond|[[University of Richmond]]}} |
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| Richmond || [[Richmond Spiders|Spiders]] || [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]] || [[Virginia]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
| Richmond || [[Richmond Spiders|Spiders]] || [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]] || [[Virginia]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 4,002|| [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Rider University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Rider University]] |
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| Rider || [[Rider Broncs|Broncs]] || [[Lawrenceville, New Jersey|Lawrenceville]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
| Rider || [[Rider Broncs|Broncs]] || [[Lawrenceville, New Jersey|Lawrenceville]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 4,825|| [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Robert Morris University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Robert Morris University]] |
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| Robert Morris || [[Robert Morris Colonials|Colonials]] || [[Moon Township, Pennsylvania|Moon Township]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Robert Morris || [[Robert Morris Colonials|Colonials]] || [[Moon Township, Pennsylvania|Moon Township]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 4,005|| [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Rutgers University–New Brunswick|Rutgers University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Rutgers University–New Brunswick|Rutgers University]] |
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| Rutgers || [[Rutgers Scarlet Knights|Scarlet Knights]] || [[New Brunswick, New Jersey|New Brunswick]] || [[New Jersey]] || State-private hybrid || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Rutgers || [[Rutgers Scarlet Knights|Scarlet Knights]] || [[New Brunswick, New Jersey|New Brunswick]] || [[New Jersey]] || State-private hybrid || 50,254|| [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Sacred Heart University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Sacred Heart University]] |
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| Sacred Heart || [[Sacred Heart Pioneers|Pioneers]] || [[Fairfield, Connecticut|Fairfield]] || [[Connecticut]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Northeast Conference]] |
| Sacred Heart || [[Sacred Heart Pioneers|Pioneers]] || [[Fairfield, Connecticut|Fairfield]] || [[Connecticut]] || Private/Catholic || 5,428|| [[Northeast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Saint Bonaventure|[[St. Bonaventure University]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Saint Bonaventure|[[St. Bonaventure University]]}} |
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| St. Bonaventure || [[St. Bonaventure Bonnies|Bonnies]] || [[St. Bonaventure, New York|St. Bonaventure]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
| St. Bonaventure || [[St. Bonaventure Bonnies|Bonnies]] || [[St. Bonaventure, New York|St. Bonaventure]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || 1,850 || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Saint Francis College|[[St. Francis College]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Saint Francis College|[[St. Francis College]]}} |
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| St. Francis Brooklyn<ref group=A>In 2013, the school changed its athletic brand to "St. Francis Brooklyn" in an attempt to distinguish itself from other schools of that name, notably the fellow Northeast Conference member in Pennsylvania. National media usually use "St. Francis (New York)" instead.</ref> || [[St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers|Terriers]] || [[Brooklyn]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Northeast Conference]] |
| St. Francis Brooklyn<ref group=A>In 2013, the school changed its athletic brand to "St. Francis Brooklyn" in an attempt to distinguish itself from other schools of that name, notably the fellow Northeast Conference member in Pennsylvania. National media usually use "St. Francis (New York)" instead.</ref> || [[St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers|Terriers]] || [[Brooklyn]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || 2,413|| [[Northeast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Saint Francis University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Saint Francis University]] |
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| Saint Francis (PA)<ref group=A>National media usually use "St. Francis (Pennsylvania)" to distinguish it from other schools of that name, notably the fellow Northeast Conference school of the same name in Brooklyn.</ref> || [[Saint Francis Red Flash|Red Flash]] || [[Loretto, Pennsylvania|Loretto]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Northeast Conference]] |
| Saint Francis (PA)<ref group=A>National media usually use "St. Francis (Pennsylvania)" to distinguish it from other schools of that name, notably the fellow Northeast Conference school of the same name in Brooklyn.</ref> || [[Saint Francis Red Flash|Red Flash]] || [[Loretto, Pennsylvania|Loretto]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Catholic || 1,658|| [[Northeast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Saint John's|[[St. John's University (New York City)|St. John's University]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Saint John's|[[St. John's University (New York City)|St. John's University]]}} |
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| St. John's<ref group=A>Other schools in the U.S. have this name, but national media do not add a location identifier to it, since it is the only "St. John's" whose athletic teams compete in NCAA Division I.</ref> || [[St. John's Red Storm|Red Storm]] || [[Jamaica, Queens|Jamaica]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Big East Conference]] |
| St. John's<ref group=A>Other schools in the U.S. have this name, but national media do not add a location identifier to it, since it is the only "St. John's" whose athletic teams compete in NCAA Division I.</ref> || [[St. John's Red Storm|Red Storm]] || [[Jamaica, Queens|Jamaica]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || 21,087|| [[Big East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Saint Joseph's University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Saint Joseph's University]] |
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| Saint Joseph's<ref group=A>Although there are other schools with this name in the U.S., none of the others are members of NCAA Division I. Therefore, national media refer to it as "Saint Joseph's" (preferred usage) or "St. Joseph's", without a regional identifier, or just St. Joe's/Saint Joe's.</ref> || [[Saint Joseph's Hawks|Hawks]] || [[Philadelphia]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Catholic|| || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
| Saint Joseph's<ref group=A>Although there are other schools with this name in the U.S., none of the others are members of NCAA Division I. Therefore, national media refer to it as "Saint Joseph's" (preferred usage) or "St. Joseph's", without a regional identifier, or just St. Joe's/Saint Joe's.</ref> || [[Saint Joseph's Hawks|Hawks]] || [[Philadelphia]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Catholic|| 8,086|| [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Saint Louis University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Saint Louis University]] |
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| Saint Louis || [[Saint Louis Billikens|Billikens]] || [[St. Louis]] || [[Missouri]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
| Saint Louis || [[Saint Louis Billikens|Billikens]] || [[St. Louis]] || [[Missouri]] || Private/Catholic || 12,649|| [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Saint Mary's College of California]] |
!scope="row"| [[Saint Mary's College of California]] |
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| Saint Mary's || [[Saint Mary's Gaels|Gaels]] || [[Moraga, California|Moraga]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || || [[West Coast Conference]] |
| Saint Mary's || [[Saint Mary's Gaels|Gaels]] || [[Moraga, California|Moraga]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || 3,761 || [[West Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Saint Peter's University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Saint Peter's University]] |
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| Saint Peter's || [[Saint Peter's Peacocks and Peahens|Peacocks and Peahens]] || [[Jersey City, New Jersey|Jersey City]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
| Saint Peter's || [[Saint Peter's Peacocks and Peahens|Peacocks and Peahens]] || [[Jersey City, New Jersey|Jersey City]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Catholic || 3,553|| [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Sam Houston State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Sam Houston State University]] |
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| Sam Houston State || [[Sam Houston State Bearkats|Bearkats]] || [[Huntsville, Texas|Huntsville]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| Sam Houston State || [[Sam Houston State Bearkats|Bearkats]] || [[Huntsville, Texas|Huntsville]] || [[Texas]] || State || 21,213|| [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Samford University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Samford University]] |
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| Samford || [[Samford Bulldogs|Bulldogs]] || [[Homewood, Alabama|Homewood]] || [[Alabama]] || Private/Baptist || || [[Southern Conference]] |
| Samford || [[Samford Bulldogs|Bulldogs]] || [[Homewood, Alabama|Homewood]] || [[Alabama]] || Private/Baptist || 5,692 || [[Southern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|San Diego|[[University of San Diego]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|San Diego|[[University of San Diego]]}} |
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| San Diego || [[San Diego Toreros|Toreros]] || [[San Diego]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || || [[West Coast Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=Pioneer}} |
| San Diego || [[San Diego Toreros|Toreros]] || [[San Diego]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || 5,741|| [[West Coast Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=Pioneer}} |
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!scope="row"| [[San Diego State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[San Diego State University]] |
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| San Diego State || [[San Diego State Aztecs|Aztecs]] || [[San Diego]] || [[California]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| San Diego State || [[San Diego State Aztecs|Aztecs]] || [[San Diego]] || [[California]] || State || 35,081 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|San Francisco|[[University of San Francisco]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|San Francisco|[[University of San Francisco]]}} |
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| San Francisco || [[San Francisco Dons|Dons]] || [[San Francisco]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || || [[West Coast Conference]] |
| San Francisco || [[San Francisco Dons|Dons]] || [[San Francisco]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || 10,636|| [[West Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[San Jose State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[San Jose State University]] |
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| San Jose State || [[San Jose State Spartans|Spartans]] || [[San Jose, California|San Jose]] || [[California]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| San Jose State || [[San Jose State Spartans|Spartans]] || [[San Jose, California|San Jose]] || [[California]] || State || 33,282 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Santa Clara University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Santa Clara University]] |
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| Santa Clara || [[Santa Clara Broncos|Broncos]] || [[Santa Clara, California|Santa Clara]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || || [[West Coast Conference]] |
| Santa Clara || [[Santa Clara Broncos|Broncos]] || [[Santa Clara, California|Santa Clara]] || [[California]] || Private/Catholic || 9,015 || [[West Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Seattle University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Seattle University]] |
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| Seattle || [[Seattle Redhawks|Redhawks]] || [[Seattle]] || [[Washington (state)|Washington]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Western Athletic Conference]] |
| Seattle || [[Seattle Redhawks|Redhawks]] || [[Seattle]] || [[Washington (state)|Washington]] || Private/Catholic || 7,291|| [[Western Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Seton Hall University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Seton Hall University]] |
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| Seton Hall || [[Seton Hall Pirates|Pirates]] || [[South Orange, New Jersey|South Orange]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Big East Conference]] |
| Seton Hall || [[Seton Hall Pirates|Pirates]] || [[South Orange, New Jersey|South Orange]] || [[New Jersey]] || Private/Catholic || 6,000|| [[Big East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Siena College]] |
!scope="row"| [[Siena College]] |
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| Siena || [[Siena Saints|Saints]] || [[Loudonville, New York|Loudonville]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
| Siena || [[Siena Saints|Saints]] || [[Loudonville, New York|Loudonville]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Catholic || 3,214|| [[Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|South Alabama|[[University of South Alabama]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|South Alabama|[[University of South Alabama]]}} |
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| South Alabama || [[South Alabama Jaguars|Jaguars]] || [[Mobile, Alabama|Mobile]] || [[Alabama]] || State || || [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
| South Alabama || [[South Alabama Jaguars|Jaguars]] || [[Mobile, Alabama|Mobile]] || [[Alabama]] || State || 15,093|| [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|South Carolina|[[University of South Carolina]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|South Carolina|[[University of South Carolina]]}} |
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| South Carolina || [[South Carolina Gamecocks|Gamecocks]] || [[Columbia, South Carolina|Columbia]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
| South Carolina || [[South Carolina Gamecocks|Gamecocks]] || [[Columbia, South Carolina|Columbia]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || 35,364 || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[South Carolina State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[South Carolina State University]] |
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| South Carolina State || [[South Carolina State Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs|Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs]] || [[Orangeburg, South Carolina|Orangeburg]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] |
| South Carolina State || [[South Carolina State Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs|Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs]] || [[Orangeburg, South Carolina|Orangeburg]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || 2,905 || [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|South Carolina Upstate|[[University of South Carolina Upstate]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|South Carolina Upstate|[[University of South Carolina Upstate]]}} |
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| USC Upstate<ref group=A>Although the school prefers to use "USC Upstate", national media often use "South Carolina Upstate".</ref>|| [[USC Upstate Spartans|Spartans]] || [[Spartanburg, South Carolina|Spartanburg]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || || [[Big South Conference]] |
| USC Upstate<ref group=A>Although the school prefers to use "USC Upstate", national media often use "South Carolina Upstate".</ref>|| [[USC Upstate Spartans|Spartans]] || [[Spartanburg, South Carolina|Spartanburg]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || 5,996|| [[Big South Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|South Dakota|[[University of South Dakota]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|South Dakota|[[University of South Dakota]]}} |
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| South Dakota || [[South Dakota Coyotes|Coyotes]] || [[Vermillion, South Dakota|Vermillion]] || [[South Dakota]] || State || || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| South Dakota || [[South Dakota Coyotes|Coyotes]] || [[Vermillion, South Dakota|Vermillion]] || [[South Dakota]] || State || 9,971|| [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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!scope="row"| [[South Dakota State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[South Dakota State University]] |
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| South Dakota State || [[South Dakota State Jackrabbits|Jackrabbits]] || [[Brookings, South Dakota|Brookings]] || [[South Dakota]] || State || || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| South Dakota State || [[South Dakota State Jackrabbits|Jackrabbits]] || [[Brookings, South Dakota|Brookings]] || [[South Dakota]] || State || 12,613|| [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|South Florida|[[University of South Florida]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|South Florida|[[University of South Florida]]}} |
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| South Florida || [[South Florida Bulls|Bulls]] || [[Tampa, Florida|Tampa]] || [[Florida]] || State || || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
| South Florida || [[South Florida Bulls|Bulls]] || [[Tampa, Florida|Tampa]] || [[Florida]] || State || 50,755 || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Southeast Missouri State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southeast Missouri State University]] |
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| Southeast Missouri<ref group=A>The school is also frequently referred to as SEMO.</ref> || [[Southeast Missouri Redhawks|Redhawks]]<!--Correctly rendered "Redhawks", not "RedHawks".--> || [[Cape Girardeau, Missouri|Cape Girardeau]] || [[Missouri]] || State || || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
| Southeast Missouri<ref group=A>The school is also frequently referred to as SEMO.</ref> || [[Southeast Missouri Redhawks|Redhawks]]<!--Correctly rendered "Redhawks", not "RedHawks".--> || [[Cape Girardeau, Missouri|Cape Girardeau]] || [[Missouri]] || State || 10,603 || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Southeastern Louisiana University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southeastern Louisiana University]] |
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| Southeastern Louisiana || [[Southeastern Louisiana Lions and Lady Lions|Lions and Lady Lions]] || [[Hammond, Louisiana|Hammond]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| Southeastern Louisiana || [[Southeastern Louisiana Lions and Lady Lions|Lions and Lady Lions]] || [[Hammond, Louisiana|Hammond]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || 14,298 || [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Southern University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southern University]] |
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| Southern || [[Southern Jaguars and Lady Jaguars|Jaguars and Lady Jaguars]] || [[Baton Rouge, Louisiana|Baton Rouge]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || || [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]] |
| Southern || [[Southern Jaguars and Lady Jaguars|Jaguars and Lady Jaguars]] || [[Baton Rouge, Louisiana|Baton Rouge]] || [[Louisiana]] || State || 7,091 || [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Southern California|[[University of Southern California]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Southern California|[[University of Southern California]]}} |
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| USC<ref group=A>The school accepts either "Southern California" or "USC" for athletics purposes; national news media generally use "USC".</ref> || [[USC Trojans|Trojans]]<ref group=A>Historically, USC women's teams were known as the "Women of Troy". The school now accepts either "Trojans" or "Women of Troy" for use with women's teams.</ref> || [[Los Angeles]] || [[California]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| USC<ref group=A>The school accepts either "Southern California" or "USC" for athletics purposes; national news media generally use "USC".</ref> || [[USC Trojans|Trojans]]<ref group=A>Historically, USC women's teams were known as the "Women of Troy". The school now accepts either "Trojans" or "Women of Troy" for use with women's teams.</ref> || [[Los Angeles]] || [[California]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 48,321 || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Southern Illinois University Carbondale]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southern Illinois University Carbondale]] |
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| Southern Illinois || [[Southern Illinois Salukis|Salukis]] || [[Carbondale, Illinois|Carbondale]] || [[Illinois]] || State || || [[Missouri Valley Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| Southern Illinois || [[Southern Illinois Salukis|Salukis]] || [[Carbondale, Illinois|Carbondale]] || [[Illinois]] || State || 11,695 || [[Missouri Valley Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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!scope="row"| [[Southern Illinois University Edwardsville]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southern Illinois University Edwardsville]] |
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| SIU Edwardsville<ref group=A>Although the school prefers to use "SIUE", national media often use "SIU Edwardsvile". The NCAA now uses "SIUE".</ref> || [[SIU Edwardsville Cougars|Cougars]] || [[Edwardsville, Illinois|Edwardsville]] || [[Illinois]] || State || || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
| SIU Edwardsville<ref group=A>Although the school prefers to use "SIUE", national media often use "SIU Edwardsvile". The NCAA now uses "SIUE".</ref> || [[SIU Edwardsville Cougars|Cougars]] || [[Edwardsville, Illinois|Edwardsville]] || [[Illinois]] || State || 14,142 || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Southern Methodist University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southern Methodist University]] |
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| SMU || [[SMU Mustangs|Mustangs]] || [[University Park, Texas|University Park]] || [[Texas]] || Private/Methodist || || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
| SMU || [[SMU Mustangs|Mustangs]] || [[University Park, Texas|University Park]] || [[Texas]] || Private/Methodist || 11,824 || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Southern Mississippi|[[University of Southern Mississippi]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Southern Mississippi|[[University of Southern Mississippi]]}} |
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| Southern Miss || [[Southern Miss Golden Eagles and Lady Eagles|Golden Eagles and Lady Eagles]] || [[Hattiesburg, Mississippi|Hattiesburg]] || [[Mississippi]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| Southern Miss || [[Southern Miss Golden Eagles and Lady Eagles|Golden Eagles and Lady Eagles]] || [[Hattiesburg, Mississippi|Hattiesburg]] || [[Mississippi]] || State || 14,133 || [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Southern Utah University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Southern Utah University]] |
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| Southern Utah<ref group=A>The school brands itself as SUU.</ref> || [[Southern Utah Thunderbirds|Thunderbirds]] || [[Cedar City, Utah|Cedar City]] || [[Utah]] || State || || [[Big Sky Conference]] |
| Southern Utah<ref group=A>The school brands itself as SUU.</ref> || [[Southern Utah Thunderbirds|Thunderbirds]] || [[Cedar City, Utah|Cedar City]] || [[Utah]] || State || 11,224 || [[Big Sky Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Stanford University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Stanford University]] |
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| Stanford || [[Stanford Cardinal|Cardinal]] || [[Palo Alto, California|Palo Alto]] || [[California]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| Stanford || [[Stanford Cardinal|Cardinal]] || [[Palo Alto, California|Palo Alto]] || [[California]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 17,249 || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Stephen F. Austin State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Stephen F. Austin State University]] |
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| Stephen F. Austin<ref group=A>The school brands itself as SFA.</ref> || [[Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks and Ladyjacks|Lumberjacks and Ladyjacks]] || [[Nacogdoches, Texas|Nacogdoches]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| Stephen F. Austin<ref group=A>The school brands itself as SFA.</ref> || [[Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks and Ladyjacks|Lumberjacks and Ladyjacks]] || [[Nacogdoches, Texas|Nacogdoches]] || [[Texas]] || State || 13,144|| [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Stetson University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Stetson University]] |
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| Stetson || [[Stetson Hatters|Hatters]] || [[DeLand, Florida|DeLand]] || [[Florida]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Atlantic Sun Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=Pioneer}} |
| Stetson || [[Stetson Hatters|Hatters]] || [[DeLand, Florida|DeLand]] || [[Florida]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 4,330|| [[Atlantic Sun Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=Pioneer}} |
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!scope="row"| [[Stony Brook University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Stony Brook University]] |
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| Stony Brook || [[Stony Brook Seawolves|Seawolves]] || [[Stony Brook, New York|Stony Brook]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || State || || [[America East Conference]] |
| Stony Brook || [[Stony Brook Seawolves|Seawolves]] || [[Stony Brook, New York|Stony Brook]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || State || 26,814 || [[America East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Syracuse University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Syracuse University]] |
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| Syracuse || [[Syracuse Orange|Orange]] || [[Syracuse, New York|Syracuse]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| Syracuse || [[Syracuse Orange|Orange]] || [[Syracuse, New York|Syracuse]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 22,850 || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Temple University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Temple University]] |
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| Temple || [[Temple Owls|Owls]] || [[Philadelphia]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || State-related || || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
| Temple || [[Temple Owls|Owls]] || [[Philadelphia]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || State-related || 39,088 || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Tennessee|[[University of Tennessee]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Tennessee|[[University of Tennessee]]}} |
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| Tennessee || [[Tennessee Volunteers|Volunteers and Lady Vols]]{{refn|group=A|In 2017–18, Tennessee allowed women's teams to use the school's historic women's nickname of "Lady Volunteers", reversing a change it had made in 2015–16 that saw only the [[Tennessee Lady Volunteers basketball|women's basketball team]] retain the "Lady" designation. Since then, Tennessee has moved toward a model similar to that used by LSU and Texas Tech, with women's teams in sports sponsored for both sexes using "Lady Volunteers" and other women's teams using "Volunteers".}} || [[Knoxville, Tennessee|Knoxville]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
| Tennessee || [[Tennessee Volunteers|Volunteers and Lady Vols]]{{refn|group=A|In 2017–18, Tennessee allowed women's teams to use the school's historic women's nickname of "Lady Volunteers", reversing a change it had made in 2015–16 that saw only the [[Tennessee Lady Volunteers basketball|women's basketball team]] retain the "Lady" designation. Since then, Tennessee has moved toward a model similar to that used by LSU and Texas Tech, with women's teams in sports sponsored for both sexes using "Lady Volunteers" and other women's teams using "Volunteers".}} || [[Knoxville, Tennessee|Knoxville]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || 28,894 || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Tennessee Chattanooga|[[University of Tennessee at Chattanooga]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Tennessee Chattanooga|[[University of Tennessee at Chattanooga]]}} |
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| Chattanooga || [[Chattanooga Mocs|Mocs]]<!--"Lady" has been dropped completely.--> || [[Chattanooga, Tennessee|Chattanooga]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || || [[Southern Conference]] |
| Chattanooga || [[Chattanooga Mocs|Mocs]]<!--"Lady" has been dropped completely.--> || [[Chattanooga, Tennessee|Chattanooga]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || 10,239|| [[Southern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Tennessee Martin|[[University of Tennessee at Martin]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Tennessee Martin|[[University of Tennessee at Martin]]}} |
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| UT Martin || [[UT Martin Skyhawks|Skyhawks]] || [[Martin, Tennessee|Martin]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
| UT Martin || [[UT Martin Skyhawks|Skyhawks]] || [[Martin, Tennessee|Martin]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || 6,705 || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Tennessee State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Tennessee State University]] |
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| Tennessee State || [[Tennessee State Tigers and Lady Tigers|Tigers and Lady Tigers]] || [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
| Tennessee State || [[Tennessee State Tigers and Lady Tigers|Tigers and Lady Tigers]] || [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || 7,774 || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Tennessee Technological University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Tennessee Technological University]] |
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| Tennessee Tech || [[Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles|Golden Eagles]] || [[Cookeville, Tennessee|Cookeville]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
| Tennessee Tech || [[Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles|Golden Eagles]] || [[Cookeville, Tennessee|Cookeville]] || [[Tennessee]] || State || 10,504 || [[Ohio Valley Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Texas A&M University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Texas A&M University]] |
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| Texas A&M || [[Texas A&M Aggies|Aggies]] || [[College Station, Texas|College Station]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
| Texas A&M || [[Texas A&M Aggies|Aggies]] || [[College Station, Texas|College Station]] || [[Texas]] || State || 69,465 || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi]] |
!scope="row"| [[Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi]] |
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| Texas A&M–Corpus Christi || [[Texas A&M–Corpus Christi Islanders|Islanders]] || [[Corpus Christi, Texas|Corpus Christi]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Southland Conference]] |
| Texas A&M–Corpus Christi || [[Texas A&M–Corpus Christi Islanders|Islanders]] || [[Corpus Christi, Texas|Corpus Christi]] || [[Texas]] || State || 11,929 || [[Southland Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas Arlington|[[University of Texas at Arlington]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas Arlington|[[University of Texas at Arlington]]}} |
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| Texas–Arlington || [[Texas–Arlington Mavericks|Mavericks]] || [[Arlington, Texas|Arlington]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
| Texas–Arlington || [[Texas–Arlington Mavericks|Mavericks]] || [[Arlington, Texas|Arlington]] || [[Texas]] || State || 43,863 || [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas Austin|[[University of Texas at Austin]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas Austin|[[University of Texas at Austin]]}} |
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| Texas || [[Texas Longhorns|Longhorns]] || [[Austin, Texas|Austin]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
| Texas || [[Texas Longhorns|Longhorns]] || [[Austin, Texas|Austin]] || [[Texas]] || State || 51,832 || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Texas Christian University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Texas Christian University]] |
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| TCU || [[TCU Horned Frogs|Horned Frogs and Lady Frogs]] || [[Fort Worth, Texas|Fort Worth]] || [[Texas]] || Private/Disciples of Christ || || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
| TCU || [[TCU Horned Frogs|Horned Frogs and Lady Frogs]] || [[Fort Worth, Texas|Fort Worth]] || [[Texas]] || Private/Disciples of Christ || 10,394|| [[Big 12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas El Paso|[[University of Texas at El Paso]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas El Paso|[[University of Texas at El Paso]]}} |
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| UTEP || [[UTEP Miners|Miners]] || [[El Paso, Texas|El Paso]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| UTEP || [[UTEP Miners|Miners]] || [[El Paso, Texas|El Paso]] || [[Texas]] || State || 25,151|| [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas Rio Grande Valley|[[University of Texas Rio Grande Valley]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas Rio Grande Valley|[[University of Texas Rio Grande Valley]]}} |
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| UTRGV || [[Texas–Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros|Vaqueros]] || [[Edinburg, Texas|Edinburg]]{{refn|group=A|UTRGV has six campuses within its service area, but its athletic program is based from its Edinburg campus. The school inherited its athletic program from the [[University of Texas–Pan American]], located in Edinburg and merged into UTRGV in 2013, with UTRGV beginning full operation in 2015.}} || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Western Athletic Conference]] |
| UTRGV || [[Texas–Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros|Vaqueros]] || [[Edinburg, Texas|Edinburg]]{{refn|group=A|UTRGV has six campuses within its service area, but its athletic program is based from its Edinburg campus. The school inherited its athletic program from the [[University of Texas–Pan American]], located in Edinburg and merged into UTRGV in 2013, with UTRGV beginning full operation in 2015.}} || [[Texas]] || State || 29,619 || [[Western Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas San Antonio|[[University of Texas at San Antonio]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Texas San Antonio|[[University of Texas at San Antonio]]}} |
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| UTSA || [[UTSA Roadrunners|Roadrunners]] || [[San Antonio]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| UTSA || [[UTSA Roadrunners|Roadrunners]] || [[San Antonio]] || [[Texas]] || State || 32,594 || [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Texas Southern University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Texas Southern University]] |
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| Texas Southern || [[Texas Southern Tigers|Tigers and Lady Tigers]] || [[Houston]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]] |
| Texas Southern || [[Texas Southern Tigers|Tigers and Lady Tigers]] || [[Houston]] || [[Texas]] || State || 10,237 || [[Southwestern Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Texas State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Texas State University]] |
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| Texas State || [[Texas State Bobcats|Bobcats]] || [[San Marcos, Texas|San Marcos]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
| Texas State || [[Texas State Bobcats|Bobcats]] || [[San Marcos, Texas|San Marcos]] || [[Texas]] || State || 38,231|| [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Texas Tech University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Texas Tech University]] |
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| Texas Tech || [[Texas Tech Red Raiders and Lady Raiders|Red Raiders]]<ref group=A>The use of "Red Raiders" or "Lady Raiders" depends on whether a given sport is sponsored for both men and women at the varsity level. In sports that are sponsored for both sexes, women's teams are known as "Lady Raiders". Sports that are sponsored only for one sex use "Red Raiders".</ref> || [[Lubbock, Texas|Lubbock]] || [[Texas]] || State || || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
| Texas Tech || [[Texas Tech Red Raiders and Lady Raiders|Red Raiders]]<ref group=A>The use of "Red Raiders" or "Lady Raiders" depends on whether a given sport is sponsored for both men and women at the varsity level. In sports that are sponsored for both sexes, women's teams are known as "Lady Raiders". Sports that are sponsored only for one sex use "Red Raiders".</ref> || [[Lubbock, Texas|Lubbock]] || [[Texas]] || State || 38,209 || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Toledo|[[University of Toledo]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Toledo|[[University of Toledo]]}} |
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| Toledo || [[Toledo Rockets|Rockets]] || [[Toledo, Ohio|Toledo]] || [[Ohio]] || State || || [[Mid-American Conference]] |
| Toledo || [[Toledo Rockets|Rockets]] || [[Toledo, Ohio|Toledo]] || [[Ohio]] || State || 19,782|| [[Mid-American Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Towson University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Towson University]] |
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| Towson || [[Towson Tigers|Tigers]] || [[Towson, Maryland|Towson]] || [[Maryland]] || State || || [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
| Towson || [[Towson Tigers|Tigers]] || [[Towson, Maryland|Towson]] || [[Maryland]] || State || 22,285|| [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Troy University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Troy University]] |
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| Troy || [[Troy Trojans|Trojans]] || [[Troy, Alabama|Troy]] || [[Alabama]] || State || || [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
| Troy || [[Troy Trojans|Trojans]] || [[Troy, Alabama|Troy]] || [[Alabama]] || State || 18,086 || [[Sun Belt Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Tulane University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Tulane University]] |
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| Tulane || [[Tulane Green Wave|Green Wave]] || [[New Orleans]] || [[Louisiana]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
| Tulane || [[Tulane Green Wave|Green Wave]] || [[New Orleans]] || [[Louisiana]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 14,062|| [[American Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Tulsa|[[University of Tulsa]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Tulsa|[[University of Tulsa]]}} |
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| Tulsa || [[Tulsa Golden Hurricane|Golden Hurricane]] || [[Tulsa, Oklahoma|Tulsa]] || [[Oklahoma]] || Private/Presbyterian || || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
| Tulsa || [[Tulsa Golden Hurricane|Golden Hurricane]] || [[Tulsa, Oklahoma|Tulsa]] || [[Oklahoma]] || Private/Presbyterian || 4,352|| [[American Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Air Force|[[United States Air Force Academy]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Air Force|[[United States Air Force Academy]]}} |
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| Air Force || [[Air Force Falcons|Falcons]] || [[Colorado Springs, Colorado|Colorado Springs]] || [[Colorado]] || [[United States service academies|Federal academy]] || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| Air Force || [[Air Force Falcons|Falcons]] || [[Colorado Springs, Colorado|Colorado Springs]] || [[Colorado]] || [[United States service academies|Federal academy]] || 4,237 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Army|[[United States Military Academy]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Army|[[United States Military Academy]]}} |
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| Army<ref group=A>The academy now uses "Army West Point" for marketing purposes, though national media simply use "Army".</ref> || [[Army Black Knights|Black Knights]] || [[West Point, New York|West Point]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || [[United States service academies|Federal academy]] || || [[Patriot League]]{{efn|group=FM|Army football plays as an [[NCAA Division I FBS independent schools|FBS independent]].}} |
| Army<ref group=A>The academy now uses "Army West Point" for marketing purposes, though national media simply use "Army".</ref> || [[Army Black Knights|Black Knights]] || [[West Point, New York|West Point]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || [[United States service academies|Federal academy]] || 4,294 || [[Patriot League]]{{efn|group=FM|Army football plays as an [[NCAA Division I FBS independent schools|FBS independent]].}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Navy|[[United States Naval Academy]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Navy|[[United States Naval Academy]]}} |
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| Navy || [[Navy Midshipmen|Midshipmen]] || [[Annapolis, Maryland|Annapolis]] || [[Maryland]] || [[United States service academies|Federal academy]] || || [[Patriot League]]{{efn|group=FM|Navy football plays in the [[American Athletic Conference]].}} |
| Navy || [[Navy Midshipmen|Midshipmen]] || [[Annapolis, Maryland|Annapolis]] || [[Maryland]] || [[United States service academies|Federal academy]] || 4,576 || [[Patriot League]]{{efn|group=FM|Navy football plays in the [[American Athletic Conference]].}} |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Utah|[[University of Utah]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Utah|[[University of Utah]]}} |
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| Utah || [[Utah Utes|Utes]]<ref group=A>The men's basketball team is nicknamed "Runnin' Utes", and the women's gymnastics team is nicknamed "Red Rocks".</ref> || [[Salt Lake City]] || [[Utah]] || State || || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| Utah || [[Utah Utes|Utes]]<ref group=A>The men's basketball team is nicknamed "Runnin' Utes", and the women's gymnastics team is nicknamed "Red Rocks".</ref> || [[Salt Lake City]] || [[Utah]] || State || 32,818 || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Utah State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Utah State University]] |
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| Utah State || [[Utah State Aggies|Aggies]] || [[Logan, Utah|Logan]] || [[Utah]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| Utah State || [[Utah State Aggies|Aggies]] || [[Logan, Utah|Logan]] || [[Utah]] || State || 27,810 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Utah Valley University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Utah Valley University]] |
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| Utah Valley || [[Utah Valley Wolverines|Wolverines]] || [[Orem, Utah|Orem]] || [[Utah]] || State || || [[Western Athletic Conference]] |
| Utah Valley || [[Utah Valley Wolverines|Wolverines]] || [[Orem, Utah|Orem]] || [[Utah]] || State || 41,728 || [[Western Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Valparaiso University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Valparaiso University]] |
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| Valpo || [[Valparaiso Crusaders|Crusaders]] || [[Valparaiso, Indiana|Valparaiso]] || [[Indiana]] || Private/Lutheran || || [[Missouri Valley Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=Pioneer}} |
| Valpo || [[Valparaiso Crusaders|Crusaders]] || [[Valparaiso, Indiana|Valparaiso]] || [[Indiana]] || Private/Lutheran || 4,500|| [[Missouri Valley Conference]]{{efn|group=FM|name=Pioneer}} |
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!scope="row"| [[Vanderbilt University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Vanderbilt University]] |
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| Vanderbilt || [[Vanderbilt Commodores|Commodores]] || [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]] || [[Tennessee]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
| Vanderbilt || [[Vanderbilt Commodores|Commodores]] || [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]] || [[Tennessee]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 13,131 || [[Southeastern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Vermont|[[University of Vermont]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Vermont|[[University of Vermont]]}} |
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| Vermont || [[Vermont Catamounts|Catamounts]] || [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]] || [[Vermont]] || State || || [[America East Conference]] |
| Vermont || [[Vermont Catamounts|Catamounts]] || [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]] || [[Vermont]] || State || 10,700|| [[America East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Villanova University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Villanova University]] |
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| Villanova || [[Villanova Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Radnor Township, Pennsylvania|Radnor Township]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Catholic || || [[Big East Conference]] |
| Villanova || [[Villanova Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Radnor Township, Pennsylvania|Radnor Township]] || [[Pennsylvania]] || Private/Catholic || 10,842 || [[Big East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Virginia|[[University of Virginia]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Virginia|[[University of Virginia]]}} |
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| Virginia || [[Virginia Cavaliers|Cavaliers]] || [[Charlottesville, Virginia|Charlottesville]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| Virginia || [[Virginia Cavaliers|Cavaliers]] || [[Charlottesville, Virginia|Charlottesville]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 24,639 || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Virginia Commonwealth University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Virginia Commonwealth University]] |
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| VCU || [[VCU Rams|Rams]] || [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
| VCU || [[VCU Rams|Rams]] || [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 31,242 || [[Atlantic 10 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Virginia Military Institute]] |
!scope="row"| [[Virginia Military Institute]] |
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| VMI || [[VMI Keydets|Keydets]] || [[Lexington, Virginia|Lexington]] || [[Virginia]] || State|| || [[Southern Conference]] |
| VMI || [[VMI Keydets|Keydets]] || [[Lexington, Virginia|Lexington]] || [[Virginia]] || State|| 1,685|| [[Southern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Virginia Tech]]<ref group=A>The school's formal name is Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, but it uses "Virginia Tech" in all but the most formal contexts.</ref> |
!scope="row"| [[Virginia Tech]]<ref group=A>The school's formal name is Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, but it uses "Virginia Tech" in all but the most formal contexts.</ref> |
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| Virginia Tech || [[Virginia Tech Hokies|Hokies]] || [[Blacksburg, Virginia|Blacksburg]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| Virginia Tech || [[Virginia Tech Hokies|Hokies]] || [[Blacksburg, Virginia|Blacksburg]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 33,403|| [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Wagner College]] |
!scope="row"| [[Wagner College]] |
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| Wagner || [[Wagner Seahawks|Seahawks]] || [[Staten Island]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Lutheran || || [[Northeast Conference]] |
| Wagner || [[Wagner Seahawks|Seahawks]] || [[Staten Island]] || [[New York (state)|New York]] || Private/Lutheran || 2,200|| [[Northeast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Wake Forest University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Wake Forest University]] |
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| Wake Forest || [[Wake Forest Demon Deacons|Demon Deacons]] || [[Winston-Salem, North Carolina|Winston-Salem]] || [[North Carolina]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
| Wake Forest || [[Wake Forest Demon Deacons|Demon Deacons]] || [[Winston-Salem, North Carolina|Winston-Salem]] || [[North Carolina]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 8,495 || [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Washington|[[University of Washington]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Washington|[[University of Washington]]}} |
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| Washington || [[Washington Huskies|Huskies]] || [[Seattle]] || [[Washington (state)|Washington]] || State || || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| Washington || [[Washington Huskies|Huskies]] || [[Seattle]] || [[Washington (state)|Washington]] || State || 47,571 || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Washington State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Washington State University]] |
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| Washington State || [[Washington State Cougars|Cougars]] || [[Pullman, Washington|Pullman]] || [[Washington (state)|Washington]] || State || || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
| Washington State || [[Washington State Cougars|Cougars]] || [[Pullman, Washington|Pullman]] || [[Washington (state)|Washington]] || State || 20,286 || [[Pac-12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Weber State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Weber State University]] |
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| Weber State || [[Weber State Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Ogden, Utah|Ogden]] || [[Utah]] || State || || [[Big Sky Conference]] |
| Weber State || [[Weber State Wildcats|Wildcats]] || [[Ogden, Utah|Ogden]] || [[Utah]] || State || 26,681|| [[Big Sky Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[West Virginia University]] |
!scope="row"| [[West Virginia University]] |
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| West Virginia || [[West Virginia Mountaineers|Mountaineers]] || [[Morgantown, West Virginia|Morgantown]] || [[West Virginia]] || State || || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
| West Virginia || [[West Virginia Mountaineers|Mountaineers]] || [[Morgantown, West Virginia|Morgantown]] || [[West Virginia]] || State || 21,155 || [[Big 12 Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Western Carolina University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Western Carolina University]] |
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| Western Carolina || [[Western Carolina Catamounts|Catamounts]] || [[Cullowhee, North Carolina|Cullowhee]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || || [[Southern Conference]] |
| Western Carolina || [[Western Carolina Catamounts|Catamounts]] || [[Cullowhee, North Carolina|Cullowhee]] || [[North Carolina]] || State || 12,167|| [[Southern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Western Illinois University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Western Illinois University]] |
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| Western Illinois || [[Western Illinois Leathernecks|Leathernecks]] || [[Macomb, Illinois|Macomb]] || [[Illinois]] || State || || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| Western Illinois || [[Western Illinois Leathernecks|Leathernecks]] || [[Macomb, Illinois|Macomb]] || [[Illinois]] || State || 5,880 || [[Summit League|The Summit League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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!scope="row"| [[Western Kentucky University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Western Kentucky University]] |
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| Western Kentucky || [[Western Kentucky Hilltoppers and Lady Toppers|Hilltoppers and Lady Toppers]] || [[Bowling Green, Kentucky|Bowling Green]] || [[Kentucky]] || State || || [[Conference USA]] |
| Western Kentucky || [[Western Kentucky Hilltoppers and Lady Toppers|Hilltoppers and Lady Toppers]] || [[Bowling Green, Kentucky|Bowling Green]] || [[Kentucky]] || State || 20,277|| [[Conference USA]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Western Michigan University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Western Michigan University]] |
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| Western Michigan || [[Western Michigan Broncos|Broncos]] || [[Kalamazoo, Michigan|Kalamazoo]] || [[Michigan]] || State || || [[Mid-American Conference]] |
| Western Michigan || [[Western Michigan Broncos|Broncos]] || [[Kalamazoo, Michigan|Kalamazoo]] || [[Michigan]] || State || 21,470|| [[Mid-American Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Wichita State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Wichita State University]] |
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| Wichita State || [[Wichita State Shockers|Shockers]] || [[Wichita, Kansas|Wichita]] || [[Kansas]] || State || || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
| Wichita State || [[Wichita State Shockers|Shockers]] || [[Wichita, Kansas|Wichita]] || [[Kansas]] || State || 16,058 || [[American Athletic Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|William and Mary|[[College of William & Mary]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|William and Mary|[[College of William & Mary]]}} |
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| William & Mary || [[William & Mary Tribe|Tribe]] || [[Williamsburg, Virginia|Williamsburg]] || [[Virginia]] || State || || [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
| William & Mary || [[William & Mary Tribe|Tribe]] || [[Williamsburg, Virginia|Williamsburg]] || [[Virginia]] || State || 8,817 || [[Colonial Athletic Association]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Winthrop University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Winthrop University]] |
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| Winthrop || [[Winthrop Eagles|Eagles]] || [[Rock Hill, South Carolina|Rock Hill]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || || [[Big South Conference]] |
| Winthrop || [[Winthrop Eagles|Eagles]] || [[Rock Hill, South Carolina|Rock Hill]] || [[South Carolina]] || State || 6,073|| [[Big South Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Wisconsin Green Bay|[[University of Wisconsin–Green Bay]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Wisconsin Green Bay|[[University of Wisconsin–Green Bay]]}} |
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| Green Bay<ref group=A>The school prefers "Green Bay" for its athletic program, and accepts "GB". National sports media were slow to adopt this, generally using "Wisconsin-Green Bay", but the school's preferred usage has become generally accepted since 2011.</ref> || [[Green Bay Phoenix|Phoenix]] || [[Green Bay, Wisconsin|Green Bay]] || [[Wisconsin]] || State || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Green Bay<ref group=A>The school prefers "Green Bay" for its athletic program, and accepts "GB". National sports media were slow to adopt this, generally using "Wisconsin-Green Bay", but the school's preferred usage has become generally accepted since 2011.</ref> || [[Green Bay Phoenix|Phoenix]] || [[Green Bay, Wisconsin|Green Bay]] || [[Wisconsin]] || State || 8,443 || [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Wisconsin Madison|[[University of Wisconsin–Madison]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Wisconsin Madison|[[University of Wisconsin–Madison]]}} |
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| Wisconsin || [[Wisconsin Badgers|Badgers]] || [[Madison, Wisconsin|Madison]] || [[Wisconsin]] || State || || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
| Wisconsin || [[Wisconsin Badgers|Badgers]] || [[Madison, Wisconsin|Madison]] || [[Wisconsin]] || State || 44,413 || [[Big Ten Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Wisconsin Milwaukee|[[University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Wisconsin Milwaukee|[[University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee]]}} |
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| Milwaukee<ref group=A>The school officially uses "Milwaukee" for its athletic program, and accepts "UWM". As with Green Bay, national media were slow to accept this, preferring "Wisconsin–Milwaukee", but "Milwaukee" is now seeing wide media use.</ref> || [[Milwaukee Panthers|Panthers]] || [[Milwaukee]] || [[Wisconsin]] || State || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Milwaukee<ref group=A>The school officially uses "Milwaukee" for its athletic program, and accepts "UWM". As with Green Bay, national media were slow to accept this, preferring "Wisconsin–Milwaukee", but "Milwaukee" is now seeing wide media use.</ref> || [[Milwaukee Panthers|Panthers]] || [[Milwaukee]] || [[Wisconsin]] || State || 26,037 || [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Wofford College]] |
!scope="row"| [[Wofford College]] |
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| Wofford || [[Wofford Terriers|Terriers]] || [[Spartanburg, South Carolina|Spartanburg]] || [[South Carolina]] || Private/Methodist || || [[Southern Conference]] |
| Wofford || [[Wofford Terriers|Terriers]] || [[Spartanburg, South Carolina|Spartanburg]] || [[South Carolina]] || Private/Methodist || 1,720 || [[Southern Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Wright State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Wright State University]] |
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| Wright State || [[Wright State Raiders|Raiders]] || [[Fairborn, Ohio|Fairborn]] || [[Ohio]] || State || || [[Horizon League]] |
| Wright State || [[Wright State Raiders|Raiders]] || [[Fairborn, Ohio|Fairborn]] || [[Ohio]] || State || 12,423 || [[Horizon League]] |
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!scope="row"| {{sort|Wyoming|[[University of Wyoming]]}} |
!scope="row"| {{sort|Wyoming|[[University of Wyoming]]}} |
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| Wyoming || [[Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls|Cowboys and Cowgirls]] || [[Laramie, Wyoming|Laramie]] || [[Wyoming]] || State || || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
| Wyoming || [[Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls|Cowboys and Cowgirls]] || [[Laramie, Wyoming|Laramie]] || [[Wyoming]] || State || 12,450 || [[Mountain West Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Xavier University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Xavier University]] |
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| Xavier || [[Xavier Musketeers|Musketeers]] || [[Cincinnati]] || [[Ohio]] ||Private/Catholic || || [[Big East Conference]] |
| Xavier || [[Xavier Musketeers|Musketeers]] || [[Cincinnati]] || [[Ohio]] ||Private/Catholic || 7,127|| [[Big East Conference]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Yale University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Yale University]] |
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| Yale || [[Yale Bulldogs|Bulldogs]] || [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]] || [[Connecticut]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || || [[Ivy League]] |
| Yale || [[Yale Bulldogs|Bulldogs]] || [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]] || [[Connecticut]] || Private/Non-Sectarian || 13,609 || [[Ivy League]] |
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!scope="row"| [[Youngstown State University]] |
!scope="row"| [[Youngstown State University]] |
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| Youngstown State || [[Youngstown State Penguins|Penguins]] || [[Youngstown, Ohio|Youngstown]] || [[Ohio]] || State || || [[Horizon League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
| Youngstown State || [[Youngstown State Penguins|Penguins]] || [[Youngstown, Ohio|Youngstown]] || [[Ohio]] || State || 12,155|| [[Horizon League]]{{efn|group=FM|name=MVFC}} |
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This is a list of NCAA Division I institutions.
Division I Institutions
There are currently 357 American colleges and universities classified as Division I for NCAA competition. 49 of the 50 U.S. states, plus the District of Columbia, are represented. Only Alaska does not currently have a D-I institution.
Full member institutions
- Notes
- ^ a b c d e f g h i The football team plays in the Pioneer Football League.
- ^ a b The football team plays in the Big Sky Conference.
- ^ Duquesne football plays in the Northeast Conference.
- ^ a b The football team plays in the Patriot League.
- ^ Hawaii football plays in the Mountain West Conference.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j The football team plays in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.
- ^ Jacksonville played FCS football in the Pioneer Football League through the 2019 season, but dropped that sport after the season.
- ^ a b The football team plays in the Big South Conference.
- ^ Liberty football currently plays as an FBS independent.
- ^ UMass football plays as an FBS independent.
- ^ New Mexico State football currently plays as an FBS independent.
- ^ Primary affiliation changing to the Big South Conference in July 2021.
- ^ North Dakota football competed as an FCS independent in 2018 and 2019 before joining the Missouri Valley Football Conference in 2020.
- ^ Notre Dame football plays as an FBS independent, but has a scheduling agreement with the ACC by which it plays five games each season against ACC schools, and plays each other ACC member at least once every three years.
- ^ Presbyterian football will leave the Big South after the 2019 season, spending a transitional season as an FCS independent before joining the Pioneer Football League in 2021. It will remain a full non-football Big South member.
- ^ Purdue Fort Wayne was established on July 1, 2018 with the split of Division I member Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) into separate institutions affiliated with Indiana University and Purdue University. The IPFW athletic program transferred completely to Purdue Fort Wayne, inheriting IPFW's memberships in Division I and The Summit League, and rebranded as the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons.[4]
- ^ Army football plays as an FBS independent.
- ^ Navy football plays in the American Athletic Conference.
Transitional schools
School | Common name | Team | City | State | Type | Enrollment | Conference | Began transition | Full membership |
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California Baptist University | Cal Baptist | Lancers | Riverside | California | Private/Southern Baptist | 11,045 | Western Athletic Conference | July 2018 | July 2022[5] |
University of North Alabama | North Alabama | Lions | Florence | Alabama | State | 8,046 | Atlantic Sun Conference[a] | July 2018 | July 2022[6] |
Merrimack College | Merrimack | Warriors | North Andover | Massachusetts | Private/Catholic | 3,653 | Northeast Conference[A 55] | July 2019 | July 2023[7] |
Bellarmine University | Bellarmine | Knights | Louisville | Kentucky | Private/Catholic | 3,973 | Atlantic Sun Conference[A 56] | July 2020 | July 2024[8] |
University of California San Diego | UC San Diego | Tritons | San Diego | California | State | 38,736 | Big West Conference[A 57] | July 2020 | July 2024[9] |
Dixie State University | Dixie State | Trailblazers | St. George | Utah | State | 11,193 | Western Athletic Conference[A 58] | July 2020 | July 2024[10] |
Tarleton State University | Tarleton[A 59] | Texans | Stephenville | Texas | State | 13,226 | Western Athletic Conference[A 60] | July 2020 | July 2024[11] |
University of St. Thomas | St. Thomas | Tommies | St. Paul | Minnesota | Private/Catholic | 9,878 | Summit League[A 61] | July 2021 | July 2025; the school's unique move directly from Division III to Division I was granted by NCAA on July 15, 2020.[12] |
- ^ North Alabama football competes in the Big South Conference.
School | Common name | Team | City | State | Type | Enrollment | Future conference | Making transition | Full membership |
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Augustana University | Augustana | Vikings | Sioux Falls | South Dakota | Private/Lutheran | 2,080 | TBD | From D-II to D-I | TBD – Augustana announced its intent to move to D-I in December 2018. It has since been internally studying the needs of the move and expects to request and receive an invitation to join a D-I conference by December 2020. They were denied an invitation to join the Summit League summer 2020.[13] |
Notes
- ^ The formal nickname for women's teams is "Razorbacks", and the university consistently refers to the women's teams as the Razorbacks or Razorback women. The terms "Lady Razorbacks" and "Lady'Backs" have been abandoned by the university.
- ^ Although the school now prefers to use "Little Rock" for its athletic programs, and the NCAA has also adopted this usage, national media have yet to fully recognize this change.
- ^ The school is also commonly referred to by its short name Cal, or, less commonly, as Cal–Berkeley.
- ^ The Long Beach State baseball team is unofficially called "Dirtbags", and the school recognizes the nickname.
- ^ The school and the Big West Conference brand the school as CSUN, which has wide media usage but is not yet used by the NCAA.
- ^ The school is increasingly branding its athletic program as simply "Charleston". The NCAA and national sports media are inconsistent, using "Charleston" for basketball but "College of Charleston" for other sports.
- ^ Charleston Southern's women's golf team is known as the Lady Bucs
- ^ Although the school brands itself as Detroit Mercy, it is still usually referred to as Detroit.
- ^ The school has long branded itself as ETSU, but media usage is inconsistent.
- ^ The school has long branded itself as EKU, but media usage is inconsistent.
- ^ The women's gymnastics team is known as "Gym Dogs".
- ^ Most of the university is in Cambridge, but some academic buildings and almost all athletic facilities, including the football stadium, lie in Boston.
- ^ In July 2013, all Hawaiʻi men's teams adopted the nickname of "Rainbow Warriors". This reversed a 2000 policy that resulted in different men's teams using "Rainbow Warriors", "Warriors", and "Rainbows". All women's teams continue to use "Rainbow Wahine", although the beach volleyball team has mostly deprecated that nickname in favor of "SandBows".
- ^ Although UIC is the school's preferred athletic name, national sports media generally use "Illinois-Chicago" in score listings and on first reference.
- ^ The school brands itself as UIW, but media usage is inconsistent, largely because the school is still new to Division I.
- ^ Before the 2019–20 school year, LIU operated separate NCAA athletic programs at each of its two principal campuses. LIU Brooklyn was a Division I member, while LIU Post was in Division II. The two athletic programs merged in July 2019, with the merged program inheriting Brooklyn's Division I membership.
- ^ The school brands its athletic program solely as "Louisiana", with no city identifier, but it is still usually referred to as Louisiana–Lafayette.
- ^ The use of "Tigers" or "Lady Tigers" depends on whether a given sport is sponsored for both men and women at the varsity level. In sports that are sponsored for both sexes, women's teams are known as "Lady Tigers". Sports that are sponsored only for one sex use "Tigers".
- ^ National sports media generally use "Loyola–Chicago", "Loyola (Chicago)", or "Loyola (Illinois)" to distinguish this school from others with the Loyola name. The NCAA now uses "Loyola–Chicago".
- ^ The school brands itself as LMU, but media generally disregard this.
- ^ While national media generally use "Massachusetts", the shortened "UMass" is in wide usage, especially in Massachusetts itself.
- ^ National media sometimes use "Miami (Florida)" or "Miami (FL)" to distinguish it from Miami University in Ohio.
- ^ National media usually use "Miami (Ohio)" or "Miami (OH)" to distinguish it from the University of Miami in Florida.
- ^ National media generally use "Mississippi" in score listings and on first reference, but will frequently use "Ole Miss" on later reference. The school athletic department prefers "Ole Miss".
- ^ After long insisting on being known as UMKC, the school changed its branding to the commonly used Kansas City in 2019. At the same time, it changed its nickname from the traditional "Kangaroos" to the long-used short form of "Roos".
- ^ The women's basketball team is known as the "Lady Griz", but all other women's teams use the "Grizzlies" nickname.
- ^ The baseball team is nicknamed "Thoroughbreds" instead of "Racers".
- ^ The school has rebranded its athletic program as "Omaha". Both its all-sports league, The Summit League, and its ice hockey league, the National Collegiate Hockey Conference, follow this usage, as does the NCAA. National media, however, still tend to use "Nebraska–Omaha".
- ^ The men's basketball team is nicknamed "Runnin' Rebels"; the women's basketball team is "Lady Rebels"; all other teams, whether men's or women's, are simply "Rebels".
- ^ The school brands itself as UNCG, though national sports media will refer to it was UNC Greensboro, which is not preferred by the athletic department.
- ^ From November 9, 2011 through November 18, 2015, North Dakota had no athletic nickname. In 2011, the state's governor Jack Dalrymple signed a bill into law that allowed the school to drop its former nickname of Fighting Sioux, ending a long-standing controversy over its use. Under the law, UND was not allowed adopt a new nickname until after January 2015.[2] On November 18, 2015, the school announced Fighting Hawks was the new nickname chosen by the students/alumni.[3]
- ^ The school has branded itself as UNI almost from being renamed in 1967, but media generally disregard this.
- ^ The school brands itself with its legal name of The Ohio State University, but it was denied a trademark on "The".
- ^ The Penn State women's basketball team is nicknamed "Lady Lions", but all other women's teams use "Nittany Lions".
- ^ The school also widely uses its historic short form of "Pitt".
- ^ In 2013, the school changed its athletic brand to "St. Francis Brooklyn" in an attempt to distinguish itself from other schools of that name, notably the fellow Northeast Conference member in Pennsylvania. National media usually use "St. Francis (New York)" instead.
- ^ National media usually use "St. Francis (Pennsylvania)" to distinguish it from other schools of that name, notably the fellow Northeast Conference school of the same name in Brooklyn.
- ^ Other schools in the U.S. have this name, but national media do not add a location identifier to it, since it is the only "St. John's" whose athletic teams compete in NCAA Division I.
- ^ Although there are other schools with this name in the U.S., none of the others are members of NCAA Division I. Therefore, national media refer to it as "Saint Joseph's" (preferred usage) or "St. Joseph's", without a regional identifier, or just St. Joe's/Saint Joe's.
- ^ Although the school prefers to use "USC Upstate", national media often use "South Carolina Upstate".
- ^ The school is also frequently referred to as SEMO.
- ^ The school accepts either "Southern California" or "USC" for athletics purposes; national news media generally use "USC".
- ^ Historically, USC women's teams were known as the "Women of Troy". The school now accepts either "Trojans" or "Women of Troy" for use with women's teams.
- ^ Although the school prefers to use "SIUE", national media often use "SIU Edwardsvile". The NCAA now uses "SIUE".
- ^ The school brands itself as SUU.
- ^ The school brands itself as SFA.
- ^ In 2017–18, Tennessee allowed women's teams to use the school's historic women's nickname of "Lady Volunteers", reversing a change it had made in 2015–16 that saw only the women's basketball team retain the "Lady" designation. Since then, Tennessee has moved toward a model similar to that used by LSU and Texas Tech, with women's teams in sports sponsored for both sexes using "Lady Volunteers" and other women's teams using "Volunteers".
- ^ UTRGV has six campuses within its service area, but its athletic program is based from its Edinburg campus. The school inherited its athletic program from the University of Texas–Pan American, located in Edinburg and merged into UTRGV in 2013, with UTRGV beginning full operation in 2015.
- ^ The use of "Red Raiders" or "Lady Raiders" depends on whether a given sport is sponsored for both men and women at the varsity level. In sports that are sponsored for both sexes, women's teams are known as "Lady Raiders". Sports that are sponsored only for one sex use "Red Raiders".
- ^ The academy now uses "Army West Point" for marketing purposes, though national media simply use "Army".
- ^ The men's basketball team is nicknamed "Runnin' Utes", and the women's gymnastics team is nicknamed "Red Rocks".
- ^ The school's formal name is Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, but it uses "Virginia Tech" in all but the most formal contexts.
- ^ The school prefers "Green Bay" for its athletic program, and accepts "GB". National sports media were slow to adopt this, generally using "Wisconsin-Green Bay", but the school's preferred usage has become generally accepted since 2011.
- ^ The school officially uses "Milwaukee" for its athletic program, and accepts "UWM". As with Green Bay, national media were slow to accept this, preferring "Wisconsin–Milwaukee", but "Milwaukee" is now seeing wide media use.
- ^ Accepted as future member by the Northeast Conference in September 2018.
- ^ Accepted as future member by the Atlantic Sun Conference in June 2019.
- ^ Accepted as future member by the Big West Conference in November, 2017.
- ^ Accepted as future member by the Western Athletic Conference in January 2019.
- ^ Although the school calls itself Tarleton, it is usually referred to by the media as Tarleton State.
- ^ Accepted as future member by the Western Athletic Conference in September 2019.
- ^ Accepted as future member by the Summit League in October 2019.
See also
- List of non-Division I Schools competing in NCAA Division I sports
- List of NCAA Division II institutions
- List of NCAA Division III institutions
- List of NAIA institutions
- List of USCAA institutions
- List of NCCAA institutions
- List of NCAA Division I athletic directors
- List of NCAA Division I baseball programs
- List of NCAA Division I men's basketball programs
- List of NCAA Division I FBS football programs
- List of NCAA Division I FCS football programs
- List of NCAA Division I lacrosse programs
- List of NCAA Division I non-football programs
- List of NCAA Division I ice hockey programs
- List of NCAA Division I men's soccer programs
- List of NCAA Division I women's soccer programs
- List of NCAA Division I softball programs
- List of NCAA Division I wrestling programs
- List of NCAA fencing schools
- List of NCAA men's volleyball schools
- NCAA Men's Division I basketball alignment history
- NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision alignment history
- NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision alignment history
References
- ^ "Division I Members". National Collegiate Athletic Association. Retrieved August 26, 2012.
- ^ "Governor signs Fighting Sioux name bill". ESPN.com. Associated Press. November 9, 2011. Retrieved November 9, 2011.
- ^ "Fighting Hawks selected as new nickname for the University of North Dakota". North Dakota Fighting Hawks. November 18, 2015. Retrieved November 25, 2015.
- ^ "Purdue Fort Wayne Branding Released" (Press release). Purdue University Fort Wayne. June 18, 2018. Retrieved June 21, 2018.
- ^ "Cal Baptist moving to NCAA Division I". The Press-Enterprise & Digital First Media. January 13, 2017. Retrieved January 21, 2017.
- ^ "UNA to move to Division 1, join ASUN". DecaturDaily.com. December 7, 2016. Retrieved January 22, 2017.
- ^ "Merrimack Accepts Invitation to Join Northeast Conference". Northeast Conference/sidearmsports.com. September 10, 2018. Retrieved September 13, 2018.
- ^ "DONE D-1 DEAL". wdrb.com. June 17, 2019. Retrieved June 18, 2019.
- ^ "Cal State Bakersfield, UC San Diego to join Big West Conference". Orange County Register. November 27, 2017. Retrieved December 26, 2017.
- ^ "Dixie State to move up to Division I, join Western Athletic Conference in 2020-21". Deseret News. January 11, 2019. Retrieved January 12, 2019.
- ^ "Stephenville's Tarleton State accepts invite to Division I, will join Western Athletic Conference". Dallas Morning News. September 30, 2019. Retrieved October 24, 2019.
- ^ "St. Thomas can go D1; Minn. school was ousted from D3 league". Minnesota Public Radio. July 16, 2020. Retrieved July 17, 2020.
- ^ "Augustana University approves plans to pursue Division I". Sioux Falls Argus Leader. December 14, 2018. Retrieved December 4, 2019.