Markets and Schools
At the conference level, IMG represents the ACC, Big East, Conference USA, MAC and Sun Belt and also individually represents schools from the SEC and Big 12 as well as the FedEx Orange Bowl and Meineke Car Care Bowl. The company also maintains the ISP Sports Academy, a professional development initiative for ISP employees in Atlanta, Georgia.
IMG represents more than 70 universities, including, but not limited to:
- Akron
- Alabama
- Appalachian State
- Arizona State
- Arkansas
- Auburn
- Baylor
- Boston College
- BYU
- California
- Clemson
- Drake
- Duke
- East Carolina
- Elon
- Florida State
- Georgia
- Georgia State
- Georgia Tech
- Houston
- Kansas
- Kent State
- Marshall
- Miami (Fla.)
- Miami (Ohio)
- Morehead State
- Nebraska-Omaha
- North Carolina-Greensboro
- Northern Illinois
- Notre Dame (Football only)
- Ohio
- Pittsburgh
- Richmond
- South Carolina
- Southern Mississippi
- Syracuse
- Texas
- TCU
- Troy
- UAB
- UCF
- UCLA
- UNLV
- USF
- UTEP
- Valparaiso
- Vanderbilt
- Villanova
- Virginia Tech
- Wake Forest
- Washington
- Washington State
- WVU
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