College Football Division I FBS

NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (previously Division I-A)

Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)

• Atlantic Division
  • Boston College (Eagles)
  • Clemson (Tigers)
  • Florida State (Seminoles)
  • Maryland (Terrapins)
  • Wake Forest (Demon Deacons)
  • North Carolina State (Wolfpack)

• Coastal Division
  • Virginia (Cavaliers)
  • Georgia Tech (Yellow Jackets)
  • Virginia Tech (Hokies)
  • North Carolina (Tar Heels)
  • Duke (Blue Devils)
  • Miami (Hurricanes)

Big East Conference (“Big East”)

*NOTE – Georgetown, Notre Dame, and Villanova are Big East conference members but play in another division)

• West Virginia (Mountaineers)
• USF (Bulls)
• Pittsburgh (Panthers)
• Rutgers (Scarlet Knights)
• Louisville (Cardinals)
• Connecticut (Huskies)
• Syracuse (Orangemen)
• Cinncinnati (Bearcats)

Big Ten Conference (“Big Ten”)

• Illinois (Fighting Illini)
• Indiana (Hoosiers)
• Iowa (Hawkeyes)
• Michigan (Wolverines)
• Michigan State (Spartans)
• Minnesota (Golden Gophers)
• Northwestern (Wildcats)
• Ohio State (Buckeyes)
• Penn State (Nittany Lions)
• Purdue (Boilermakers)
• Wisconsin (Badgers)

Big 12 Conference (“Big 12″)

• North Division
  • Iowa State (Cyclones)
  • Kansas State (Wildcats)
  • Colorado (Buffaloes)
  • Kansas (Jayhawks)
  • Missouri (Tigers)

• South Division
  • Baylor (Bears)
  • Oklahoma State (Cowboys)
  • Texas A&M (Aggies)
  • Texas Tech (Red Raiders)
  • Oklahoma (Sooners)
  • Texas (Longhorns)

Conference USA (“C-USA”)

• East Division
  • East Carolina (Pirates)
  • Marshall (Thundering Herd)
  • Southern Miss (Golden Eagles)
  • UAB (Blazers)
  • Memphis (Tigers)
  • UCF (Knights)

• West Division
  • Houston (Cougars)
  • UTEP (Miners)
  • Rice (Owls)
  • SMU (Mustangs)
  • Tulsa (Golden Hurricane)
  • Tulane (Green Wave)

Mid-American Conference (“MAC”)

• East Division
  • Akron (Zips)
  • Bowling Green (Falcons)
  • Buffalo (Bulls)
  • UAB (Blazers)
  • Kent State (Golden Flashes)
  • Miami (RedHawks)
  • Temple (Owls)

• West Division
  • Ball State (Cardinals)
  • Western Michigan (Broncos)
  • Toledo (Rockets)
  • Northern Illinois (Huskies)
  • Eastern Michigan (Eagles)
  • Central Michigan (Chippewas)

Mountain West Conference (“MWC”)

• USAF (Falcons)
• Brigham Young (Cougars)
• Colorado astate (Rams)
• University of New Mexico (Lobos)
• San Diego State (Aztecs)
• Texas Christian University (Horned Frogs)
• UNLV (Rebels)
• Utah (Utes)
• Wyoming (Cowboys)

Pacific-10 Conference (“Pac-10″)

• Arizona (Wildcats)
• Arizona State (Sun Devils)
• UC Berkeley (Golden Bears)
• Oregon (Ducks)
• Oregon State (Beavers)
• Stanford (Cardinals)
• UCLA (Bruins)
• USC (Trojans)
• Washington (Huskies)
• Washington State (Cougars)

Southeastern Conference (“SEC”)

• East Division
  • Florida (Gators)
  • Georgia (Bulldogs)
  • Kentucky (Wildcats)
  • South Carolina (Gamecocks)
  • Tennessee (Volunteers)
  • Vanderbilt (Commodores)

• West Division
  • Alabama (Crimson Tide)
  • Arkansas (Razorbacks)
  • Auburn (Tigers)
  • LSU (Tigers)
  • Mississippi (Rebels)
  • Mississippi State (Bulldogs)

Sun Belt Conference (“Sun Belt”)

• Arkansas State (Red Wolves)
• Florida Atlantic (Owls)
• Florida International (Golden Panthers)
• UL Lafayette (Ragin’ Cajuns)
• UL Monroe (Warhawks)
• Middle Tennessee State (Blue Raiders)
• North Texas (Mean Green)
• Troy (Trojans)
• Western Kentucky (Hilltoppers) *post-season 2009 on

Western Athletic Conference (“WAC”)

• Boise State (Broncos)
• Fresno State (Bulldogs)
• Hawaii (Warriors)
• Idaho (Vandals)
• Louisiana Tech (Bulldogs)
• Reno (Wolf Pack)
• New Mexico State (Aggies)
• San Jose (Spartans)
• Utah State (Aggies)

Division I FBS Independents

• Notre Dame (Fighting Irish)
• Army (Black Knights)
• Navy (Midshipmen)