Conferences as of August 2023

[True Bearcat]

Big XII

Arizona
Arizona State
Baylor
Brigham Young
Central Florida
Cincinnati
Colorado
Houston
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Utah
West Virginia

Big Ten

Rutgers
Maryland
Penn St
Michigan
Michigan St
Indiana
Purdue
Northwestern
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
USC
UCLA
Ohio State

SEC

Georgia
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi
Mississippi St
Alabama
Auburn
LSU
Mizzou
Kentucky
Arkansas
Texas
Texas A&M
Oklahoma

ACC

Florida State
Boston College
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Virginia Tech
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Duke
Clemson
Miami
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Notre Dame
SMU
California
Stanford

PAC

Oregon State
Washington State

American

Memphis
South Florida
Navy
East Carolina
Wichita State
Tulsa
Tulane
Temple
Florida Atlantic
Charlotte
North Texas
UTSA
Rice
UAB
Army

Sun Belt

App State
Coastal Carolina
Troy
USA
Arkansas St
Texas St
Louisiana
UL Monroe
Georgia Southern
Georgia State
Southern MississippiDE
ODU
Marshall
James Madison

CUSA

FIU
La Tech
UTEP
Sam Houston State
Jacksonville State
New Mexico State
Liberty
WKU
MTSU
Kennesaw State
Delaware

Mountain West

Boise State
San Jose St
New Mexico
Wyoming
Nevada
UNLV
Colorado St
Fresno St
Hawaii
San Diego St
Utah State
Air Force

MAC

Miami
Bowling Green
Toledo
Ohio
Akron
Kent State
Buffalo
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Central Michigan
Western Michigan
Eastern Michigan
UMASS

Independents for football

Notre Dame
UCONN

[Chewbacca2099]

I think it's unique there's only a few P4 teams with the name of a city. Also the MAC has and will continue to be the most stable and regional conference

[djs]

Also Houston, Boston College, Syracuse, Miami and Louisville. But that's not many.

[bearcatbret]

I think it's unique there's only 2 P4 teams with the name of a city. Pitt and us. Also the MAC has and will continue to be the most stable and regional conference

A while ago, the city named schools were deemed to be inferior to a state named school.

[Lobot]

Something I have not seen until just now at CBS, is that the PAC-12 Bowl tie-ins are basically up for grabs now.

Holiday Bowl in San Diego? Sure, twist my arm.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...er-report/amp/

[Bearcats96]

Also Houston, Boston College, Syracuse, Miami and Louisville. But that's not many.

Could possibly throw UCLA in there for Los Angeles.

[Bearcats1232002]

A while ago, the city named schools were deemed to be inferior to a state named school.

I think alot of people still see it that way.

[bearcatbret]

Something to take note of, Syracuse, Pitt, WVU, Rutgers and loserville have done nothing except grabbing a bigger pay day since killing the old Big East football. You can also throw in Nebraska and Maryland as having done nothing but get richer while performing below standards. Time will tell what Texas and Oklahoma does. As for killing the PAC 12, we will see what UCLA and USC does. I hope that UC will fair better than the other old Big East schools.