Some articles on conferences, conference, colleges, college athletic conference, college athletic, college, athletic conference:
... Conferences whose charter no longer functions Alabama Collegiate Conference Alabama Intercollegiate Conference Alamo Conference American West Conference (1993–1996) – Two members joined the Big Sky ... Arkansas Association Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Association of Mideast Colleges Atlantic Collegiate Football Conference Badger-Gopher ... Big 4 Conference Big Eight Conference (also called Big Six and Big Seven) (1907–1996) – All eight members, along with four from the Southwest Conference, formed the Big 12 ...
... Miwest Community College Athletic Conference (MCCAC) is a college athletic conference of the National Junior College Athletic Association, a part of Region XVI ... Conference championships are held in most sports and individuals can be named to All-Conference and All-Academic teams ...
... School Nickname Division Conference Boston College Eagles I Atlantic Coast Conference/Intercollegiate Fencing Association/Hockey East Boston University Terriers I America East Conference/Hockey ...
... earned automatic qualification by winning their respective conferences ... Additionally, four independent (not affiliated with a conference with an automatic bid) teams and 18 other at-large teams from the remaining independent teams and automatic qualifying conferences — who did not ... School Conference Record Berth Type Lake Erie Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 25-2 Conference Champion Mississippi College American Southwest Conference 25-2 Conference Champion Catholic Capital ...
... Region 1 Arizona Community College Athletic Conference Region 2 Bi-State Conference Region 3 Mid-State Athletic Conference, Western New York Athletic Conference, Mountain ...
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