Conference Standings and Champions

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1 Conference Standings and Champions 2010 Conference Standings... 2 Major-College Alignment History... 8 All-Time Conference Champions... 9 Discontinued Conferences... 25

2 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS STANDINGS 2010 Conference Standings (Full-season records include postseason play; ties in standings broken by full-season records unless otherwise noted.) Football Bowl Subdivision ATLANTIC COAST Atlantic W L Pct. W L Pct. Florida St Maryland North Carolina St Boston College Clemson Wake Forest Coastal Virginia Tech Miami (FL) North Carolina Georgia Tech Virginia Duke ACC Championship Game: Virginia Tech 44, Florida St. 33, December 4, at Charlotte, N.C. Bowl Games (4-5): Boston College (0-1) lost to Nevada, 20-13, in Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl; Clemson (0-1) lost to USF, 31-26, in Meineke Car Care Bowl; Florida St. (1-0) defeated South Carolina, 26-17, in Chick-fil-A Bowl; Georgia Tech (0-1) lost to Air Force, 14-7, in Independence Bowl; Maryland (1-0) defeated East Carolina, 51-20, in Military Bowl; Miami (FL) (0-1) lost to Notre Dame, 33-17, in Sun Bowl; North Carolina (1-0) defeated Tennessee, (2 ot), in Music City Bowl; North Carolina St. (1-0) defeated West Virginia, 23-7, in Champs Sports Bowl; Virginia Tech (0-1) lost to Stanford, 40-12, in Orange Bowl. BIG EAST West Virginia Connecticut Pittsburgh Syracuse South Fla Louisville Cincinnati Rutgers Bowl Games (4-2): Connecticut (0-1) lost to Oklahoma, 48-20, in Fiesta Bowl; Louisville (1-0) defeated Southern Miss., 31-28, in St. Petersburg Bowl; Pittsburgh (1-0) defeated Kentucky, 27-10, in BBVA Compass Bowl; South Fla. (1-0) defeated Clemson, 31-26, in Meineke Care Care Bowl; Syracuse (1-0) defeated Kansas St., 36-34, in Pinstripe Bowl; West Virginia (0-1) lost to North Carolina St., 23-7, in Champs Sports Bowl. BIG TEN Ohio St Wisconsin Michigan St Iowa Illinois Penn St Michigan Northwestern Purdue Minnesota Indiana Bowl Games (3-5): Illinois (1-0) defeated Baylor, 38-14, in Texas Bowl; Iowa (1-0) defeated Missouri, 27-24, in Insight Bowl; Michigan (0-1) lost to Mississippi St., 52-14, in Gator Bowl; Michigan St. (0-1) lost to Alabama, 49-7, in Capital One Bowl; Northwestern (0-1) lost to Texas Tech, 45-38, in TicketCity Bowl; Ohio St. (1-0) defeated Arkansas, 31-26, in Sugar Bowl; Penn St. (0-1) lost to Florida, 37-24, in Outback Bowl; Wisconsin (0-1) lost to TCU, 21-19, in Rose Bowl. BIG 12 North W L Pct. W L Pct. Missouri Nebraska Kansas St Iowa St Colorado Kansas South Oklahoma Oklahoma St Texas A&M Baylor Texas Tech Texas Big 12 Championship Game: Oklahoma 23, Nebraska 20, December 4, at Arlington, Texas. Bowl Games (3-5): Baylor (0-1) lost to Illinois, 38-14, in Texas Bowl; Kansas St. (0-1) lost to Syracuse, 36-34, in Pinstripe Bowl; Missouri (0-1) lost to Iowa, 27-24, in Insight Bowl; Nebraska (0-1) lost to Washington, 19-7, in Holiday Bowl; Oklahoma (1-0) defeated Connecticut, 48-20, in Fiesta Bowl; Oklahoma St. (1-0) defeated Arizona, 36-10, in Alamo Bowl; Texas A&M (0-1) lost to LSU, 41-24, in Cotton Bowl; Texas Tech (1-0) defeated Northwestern, 45-38, in TicketCity Bowl. USA East W L Pct. W L Pct. UCF Southern Miss East Carolina Marshall UAB Memphis West Tulsa SMU Houston UTEP Rice Tulane Conference USA Championship Game: UCF 17, SMU 7, December 4, at Orlando, Fla. Bowl Games (2-4): UCF (1-0) defeated Georgia, 10-6, in Liberty Bowl; East Carolina (0-1) lost to Maryland, 51-20, in Military Bowl; SMU (0-1) lost to Army, 16-14, in Armed Forces Bowl; Southern Miss. (0-1) lost to Louisville, 31-28, in St. Petersburg Bowl; UTEP (0-1) lost to BYU, 52-24, in New Mexico Bowl; Tulsa (1-0) defeated Hawaii, 62-35, in Hawaii Bowl. MID-AMERICAN Division Full Season East W L Pct. W L Pct. Miami (OH) Ohio Temple Kent St Buffalo Bowling Green Akron West Northern Ill Toledo Western Mich Ball State Central Mich Eastern Mich MAC Championship Game: Miami (OH) 26, Northern Ill. 21, December 3, at Detroit. Bowl Games (2-2): Miami (OH) (1-0) def. Middle Tenn., 35-21, in GoDaddy.com Bowl; Northern Ill. (1-0) defeated Fresno St., 40-17, in Humanitarian Bowl; Ohio (0-1) lost to Troy, 48-21, in New Orleans Bowl; Toledo (0-1) lost to FIU, 34-32, in Little Caesars Bowl. MOUNTAIN WEST TCU Utah San Diego St Air Force BYU Colorado St UNLV Wyoming New Mexico Bowl Games (4-1): Air Force (1-0) defeated Georgia Tech, 14-7, in Independence Bowl; BYU (1-0) defeated UTEP, 52-24, in New Mexico Bowl; San Diego St. (1-0) defeated Navy, 35-14, in Poinsettia Bowl; TCU (1-0) defeated Wisconsin, 21-19, in Rose Bowl; Utah (0-1) lost to Boise St., 26-3, in Las Vegas Bowl. PACIFIC-10 Oregon Stanford Southern California Washington Arizona Arizona St Oregon St California UCLA Washington St Bowl Games (2-2): Arizona (0-1) lost to Oklahoma St., 36-10, in Alamo Bowl; Oregon (0-1) lost to Auburn, 22-19, in BCS National Championship Game; Stanford (1-0) defeated Virginia Tech, 40-12, in Orange Bowl; Washington (1-0) defeated Nebraska, 19-7, in Holiday Bowl. SOUTHEASTERN East W L Pct. W L Pct. South Carolina Florida Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Vanderbilt West Auburn LSU Arkansas Alabama Mississippi St Ole Miss SEC Championship Game: Auburn 56, South Carolina 17, December 4, at Atlanta. Bowl Games (5-5): Alabama (1-0) defeated Michigan St., 49-7, in Capital One Bowl; Arkansas (0-1) lost to Ohio St., 31-26, in Sugar Bowl; Auburn (1-0) defeated Oregon, 22-19, in BCS National Championship Game; Florida (1-0) defeated Penn St., 37-24, in Outback Bowl; Georgia (0-1) lost to UCF, 10-6, in Liberty Bowl; Kentucky (0-1) lost to Pittsburgh, 27-10, in BBVA Compass Bowl; LSU (1-0) defeated Texas A&M, 41-24, in Cotton Bowl; Mississippi St. (1-0) defeated Michigan, 52-14, in Gator Bowl; South Carolina (0-1) lost to Florida St., 26-17, in Chick-fil-A Bowl; Tennessee (0-1) lost to North Carolina, (2 ot), in Music City Bowl. SUN BELT Troy FIU Middle Tenn La.-Monroe Arkansas St Fla. Atlantic North Texas La.-Lafeyette Western Ky Bowl Games (2-1): FIU (1-0) defeated Toledo, 34-32, in Little Caesars Bowl; Middle Tenn. (0-1) lost to Miami (OH), 35-21, in GoDaddy.com Bowl; Troy (1-0) defeated Ohio, 48-21, in New Orleans Bowl.

3 2011 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS STANDINGS 3 WESTERN Nevada Boise St Hawaii Fresno St Louisiana Tech Idaho Utah St New Mexico St San Jose St Bowl Games (2-2): Boise St. (1-0) defeated Utah, 26-3, in Las Vegas Bowl; Fresno St. (0-1) lost to Northern Ill., 40-17, in Humanitarian Bowl; Hawaii (0-1) lost to Tulsa, 62-35, in Hawaii Bowl; Nevada (1-0) defeated Boston College, 20-13, in Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. INDEPENDENTS Full Season Team W L Pct. Navy Notre Dame Army Bowl Games (2-1): Army (1-0) defeated SMU, 16-14, in Armed Forces Bowl; Navy (0-1) lost to San Diego St., 35-14, in Poinsettia Bowl; Notre Dame (1-0) defeated Miami (FL), 33-17, in Sun Bowl. Football Championship Subdivision BIG SKY Eastern Wash Montana St Montana Sacramento St Weber St Northern Ariz Northern Colo Portland St Idaho St NCAA Division I Championship (4-1): Montana St. (0-1, lost to North Dakota St., 42-17, in second round); Eastern Wash. (4-0, defeated Southeast Mo. St., 37-17, in second round; defeated North Dakota St., [ot], in quarterfinals; defeated Villanova, 41-31, in semifinals; defeated Delaware, 20-19, in championship). BIG SOUTH Liberty Stony Brook Coastal Caro Gardner-Webb VMI Charleston So Presbyterian* * reclassifying; not eligible for conference championship NCAA Division I Championship (0-1): Coastal Caro. (0-1, lost to Western Ill., 17-10, in first round). COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Delaware William & Mary Villanova New Hampshire Massachusetts Richmond Rhode Island James Madison Maine Towson NCAA Division I Championship (6-4): Delaware (3-1, defeated Lehigh, 42-20, in second round; defeated New Hampshire, 16-3, in quarterfinals; defeated Ga. Southern, 27-10, in semifinals; lost to Eastern Wash., 20-19, in championship); New Hampshire (1-1, defeated Bethune-Cookman, 45-20, in second round; lost to Delaware, 16-3, in quarterfinals); Villanova (2-1, defeated Stephen F. Austin, 54-24, in second round; defeated Appalachian St., 42-24, in quarterfinals; lost to Eastern Wash., in semifinals); William & Mary (0-1, lost to Ga. Southern, 31-15, in second round). GREAT WEST Southern Utah UC Davis Cal Poly South Dakota* North Dakota* * reclassifying IVY GROUP Penn Harvard Yale Brown Dartmouth Columbia Cornell Princeton MID-EASTERN Bethune-Cookman South Carolina St Florida A&M Hampton Norfolk St Morgan St Delaware St N.C. A&T Howard NCAA Division I Championship (0-1): Bethune- Cookman (0-1, lost to New Hampshire, 45-20, in second round); South Carolina St. (0-1, lost to Ga. Southern, in first round). MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL UNI Western Ill North Dakota St Illinois St Indiana St Missouri St South Dakota St Southern Ill Youngstown St NCAA Division I Championship (3-3): North Dakota St. (2-1, defeated Robert Morris, 43-17, in first round; defeated Montana St., in second round; lost to Eastern Wash., [ot], in quarterfinals); UNI (0-1, lost to Lehigh, 14-7, in first round); Western Ill. (1-1, defeated Coastal Caro., 17-10, in first round; lost to Appalachian St., 42-14, in second round). NORTHEAST Central Conn. St Robert Morris Duquesne Bryant* Albany (NY) Wagner Monmouth Sacred Heart St. Francis (PA) * reclassifying NCAA Division I Championship (0-1): Robert Morris (0-1, lost to North Dakota St., 43-17, in first round). OHIO VALLEY Southeast Mo. St Eastern Ky Jacksonville St Murray St UT Martin Tennessee Tech Eastern Ill Austin Peay Tennessee St NCAA Division I Championship (0-2): Jacksonville St. (0-1, lost to Wofford, 17-14, in second round); Southeast Mo. St. (0-1, lost to Eastern Wash., 37-17, in second round). PATRIOT LEAGUE Lehigh Colgate Holy Cross Georgetown Lafayette Bucknell Fordham# #Not eligible for league title NCAA Division I Championship (1-1): Lehigh (1-1, defeated UNI, 14-7, in first round; lost to Delaware, 42-20, in second round). PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE Dayton Jacksonville Drake San Diego Morehead St Davidson Butler Campbell Marist Valparaiso SOUTHERN Appalachian St Wofford Ga. Southern Chattanooga Elon Furman Samford Western Caro Citadel NCAA Division I Championship (5-3): Appalachian St. (1-1, defeated Western Ill., 42-14, in second round; lost to Villanova, 42-24, in quarterfinals); Ga. Southern (3-1, defeated South Carolina St., 41-16, in first round; defeated William & Mary, 31-15, in second round; defeated Wofford, 23-20, in quarterfinals; lost to Delaware, 27-10, in semifinals); Wofford (1-1, defeated Jacksonville St., 17-14, in second round; lost to Ga. Southern, 23-20, in quarterfinals). STANDINGS

4 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS STANDINGS SOUTHLAND Stephen F. Austin McNeese St Central Ark Sam Houston St Northwestern St Nicholls St Texas St Southeastern La NCAA Division I Championship (0-1): Stephen F. Austin (0-1, lost to Villanova, 54-24, in second round). SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC Eastern Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Jackson St Alabama St Alcorn St Alabama A&M Mississippi Val Western Division Grambling Texas Southern Prairie View Ark.-Pine Bluff Southern SWAC Championship Game: Texas Southern 11, Alabama St. 6, December 11, at Birmingham, Ala. INDEPENDENTS Full Season Team W L Pct. South Ala.* Old Dominion Georgia St.* Lamar* N.C. Central Savannah St *Not eligible for FCS Championship. Division II CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION East Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Bowie St Virginia St Elizabeth City St Chowan Virginia Union St. Paul s Lincoln (PA) West Division Shaw# St. Augustine s Winston-Salem Fayetteville St Johnson C. Smith Livingstone CIAA Championship Game: Shaw 14, Virginia St. 7; November 13 at Durham, N.C. Pioneer Bowl: St. Augustine s 20, Fort Valley St. 9; December 4 at Columbus, Ga. NCAA Division II Playoffs (0-1): Shaw (0-1, lost to Shepherd, 40-6, in first round). GREAT LAKES FOOTBALL St. Joseph s (IN)# Urbana# Missouri S&T# Ky. Wesleyan GREAT LAKES INTERCOLLEGIATE North Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Grand Valley St.# Michigan Tech Indianapolis Ferris St Northern Mich Northwood (MI) Saginaw Valley South Division Wayne St. (MI) Hillsdale Ashland Lake Erie Ohio Dominican% Findlay Tiffin NCAA Division II Playoffs (1-2): Grand Valley St. (1-1, defeated Colorado Mines, 35-13, in first round; lost to Augustana [SD], 38-6, in second round); Hillsdale (0-1, lost to St. Cloud St., 42-28, in first round). % Provisional member. GREAT NORTHWEST Central Wash.# Humboldt St Western Ore Dixie St Simon Fraser% % Provisional member. GULF SOUTH Delta St.# Valdosta St.# Henderson St.# North Ala West Ala Harding Ouachita Baptist Ark.-Monticello Arkansas Tech West Ga Southern Ark NCAA Division II Playoffs (4-3): Delta St. (3-1, defeated North Ala., 47-24, in second round; defeated Albany St. [GA], 28-7, in quarterfinals; defeated Shepherd, 29-17, in semifinals; lost to Minn. Duluth, 20-17, in championship); North Ala. (1-1, defeated Valdosta St., 43-20, in first round; lost to Delta St., 47-24, in second round); Valdosta St. (0-1, lost to North Ala., 43-20, in first round). LONE STAR North Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Northeastern St East Central Eastern N.M Southeastern Okla Southwestern Okla Tex. A&M-Commerce Central Okla South Division Abilene Christian# Tex. A&M-Kingsville West Tex. A&M Midwestern St Angelo St Incarnate Word Tarleton St Kanza Bowl: Washburn 45, Midwestern St. 14; December 4 at Topeka, Kan. NCAA Division II Playoffs (0-3): Abilene Christian (0-1, lost to Central Mo., 55-41, in second round); Tex. A&M- Kingsville (0-1, lost to Northwest Mo. St., 35-31, in second round); West Tex. A&M (0-1, lost to Central Mo., 55-35, in first round). MID-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION Northwest Mo. St.# Central Mo Mo. Western St Washburn Neb. Omaha Pittsburg St Emporia St Mo. Southern St Truman Fort Hays St Kanza Bowl: Washburn 45, Midwestern St. 14; December 4 at Topeka, Kan. Mineral Water Bowl: Pittsburg St. 13, Concordia-St. Paul 9; December 4 at Excelsior Springs, Mo. NCAA Division II Playoffs (5-3): Northwest Mo. St. (3-1, defeated Mo. Western St., 28-24, in first round; defeated Tex. A&M-Kingsville, 35-31, in second round; defeated Central Mo., 37-20, in quarterfinals; lost to Minn. Duluth, 17-13, in semifinals); Central Mo. (2-1, defeated West Tex. A&M, 55-35, in first round; defeated Abilene Christian, 55-41, in second round; lost to Northwest Mo. St., 37-20, in quarterfinals); Mo. Western St. (0-1, lost to Northwest Mo. St., 28-24, in first round). NORTHEAST-10 New Haven# American Int l# Southern Conn. St.# Bentley Merrimack Assumption Stonehill St. Anselm Pace NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATE North Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Minn. Duluth# St. Cloud St Bemidji St Mary Minn. St. Moorhead Northern St Minn.-Crookston South Division Augustana (SD) Concordia-St. Paul Winona St Minn. St. Mankato Wayne St. (NE) Southwest Minn. St Upper Iowa Mineral Water Bowl: Pittsburg St. 13, Concordia-St. Paul 9; December 4 at Excelsior Springs, Mo. NCAA Division II Playoffs (6-2): Minn. Duluth (4-0, defeated St. Cloud St., [ot], in second round; defeated Augustana [SD], 24-13, in quarterfinals; defeated Northwest Mo. St., 17-13, in semifinals; defeated Delta St., 20-17, in championship); Augustana (SD) (1-1, defeated Grand Valley St., 38-6, in second round; lost to Minn. Duluth, 24-13, in quarterfinals); St. Cloud St. (1-1, defeated Hillsdale, 42-28, in first round; lost to Minn. Duluth, [ot], in second round).

5 2011 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS STANDINGS 5 PENNSYLVANIA STATE Eastern Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Bloomsburg Kutztown C.W. Post West Chester Shippensburg East Stroudsburg Cheyney Millersville Western Division Mercyhurst# California (PA) Gannon Edinboro Slippery Rock Indiana (PA) Clarion Lock Haven PSAC Championship Game: Mercyhurst 56, Bloomsburg 37; November 13 at Erie, Pa. NCAA Division II Playoffs (2-4): Mercyhurst (1-1, defeated Bloomsburg, 28-14, in second round; lost to Shepherd, 49-14, in quarterfinals); Bloomsburg (1-1, defeated California [PA], 28-26, in first round; lost to Mercyhurst, 28-14, in second round); Kutztown (0-1, lost to Shepherd, 41-34, in second round); California (PA) (0-1, lost to Bloomsburg, 28-26, in first round). ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATHLETIC Neb.-Kearney# Colorado Mines# Colorado St.-Pueblo Chadron St Adams St Western N.M Mesa St Fort Lewis N.M. Highlands Western St NCAA Division II Playoffs (0-1): Colorado Mines (0-1, lost to Grand Valley St., 35-13, in first round). SOUTH ATLANTIC Wingate# Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyme Catawba Mars Hill Newberry Tusculum Brevard NCAA Division II Playoffs (1-1): Wingate (1-1, defeated Morehouse, 63-41, in first round; lost to Albany St. [GA], 30-28, second round). SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Albany St. (GA)# Fort Valley St Tuskegee Morehouse Benedict Clark Atlanta Miles Stillman Kentucky St Lane Pioneer Bowl: St. Augustine s 20, Fort Valley St. 9; December 4 at Columbus, Ga. NCAA Division II Playoffs (1-2): Albany St. (GA) (1-1, defeated Wingate, 30-28, in second round; lost to Delta St., 28-7, in quarterfinals); Morehouse (0-1, lost to Wingate, 63-41, in first round). WEST VIRGINIA INTERCOLLEGIATE Shepherd# West Va. Wesleyan West Liberty Concord Charleston (WV) Glenville St Fairmont St Seton Hill West Virginia St NCAA Division II Playoffs (3-1): Shepherd (3-1, defeated Shaw, 40-6, in first round; defeated Kutztown, 41-34, in second round; defeated Mercyhurst, 49-14, in quarterfinals; lost to Delta St., 29-17, in semifinals). INDEPENDENTS Full Season Team W L Pct. North Greenville Southwest Baptist Okla. Panhandle UNC Pembroke Central Okla Notre Dame (OH)% Central St. (OH) % Provisional member. # Indicates conference champion. Division III AMERICAN SOUTHWEST Mary Hardin-Baylor# Louisiana Col Hardin-Simmons McMurry East Tex. Baptist Texas Lutheran Mississippi Col Howard Payne Sul Ross St NCAA Division III Playoffs (2-1): Mary Hardin-Baylor (2-1, defeated Chris. Newport, 59-7, in first round; defeated Thomas More, 69-7, in second round; lost to Wesley, 19-9, in quarterfinals). ATLANTIC CENTRAL FOOTBALL Wesley# Salisbury Frostburg St Newport News^ ^Non-NCAA member. NCAA Division III Playoffs (3-2): Wesley (3-1, defeated Muhlenberg, 53-14, in first round; defeated Montclair St., 44-7, in second round; defeated Mary Hardin-Baylor, 19-9, in quarterfinals; lost to Wis.-Whitewater, 27-7, in semifinals); Salisbury (0-1, lost to Delaware Valley, 23-12, in first round). CENTENNIAL Muhlenberg# Ursinus# Johns Hopkins# Moravian Gettysburg Frank. & Marsh McDaniel Dickinson Susquehanna Juniata NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Muhlenberg (0-1, lost to Wesley, 53-14, in first round). ECAC Division III Southeast Bowl Champion ship: Moravian 26, Wilkes 14; November 20 at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ECAC Division III Southwest Bowl Champion ship: Wash. & Jeff. 54, Frank. & Marsh. 41; November 20 at Washington, Pa. ECAC Division III South Atlantic Bowl Championship: Johns Hopkins 44, Lebanon Valley 14; November 20 at Baltimore, Md. COLLEGE OF ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN North Central (IL)# Wheaton (IL) Ill. Wesleyan Augustana (IL) Carthage Elmhurst Millikin North Park NCAA Division III Playoffs (3-2): North Central (IL) (2-1, defeated St. Norbert, 57-7, in first round; defeated Ohio Northern, 28-9, in second round; lost to Wis.-Whitewater, 20-10, in quarterfinals); Wheaton (IL) (1-1, defeated Coe, 31-21, in first round; lost to Bethel [MN], 15-10, in second round). EASTERN COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL SUNY Maritime# Norwich Casleton Mount Ida Gallaudet Becker Husson Anna Maria NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): SUNY Maritime (0-1, lost to Alfred, 60-0, in first round). ECAC Division III Northeast Bowl Champion ship: Framingham St. 27, Norwich 21 (ot); November 20 at Northfield, Vt. ECAC Division III North Atlantic Bowl Champion ship: Springfield 26, Mount Ida 17; November 20 at Springfield, Mass. EMPIRE 8 Alfred# Springfield St. John Fisher Ithaca Hartwick Utica NCAA Division III Playoffs (2-1): Alfred (2-1, defeated SUNY Maritime, 60-0, in first round; defeated SUNY Cortland, 34-20, in second round; lost to Mount Union, 37-7, in quarterfinals). ECAC Division III Northwest Bowl Champion ship: St. John Fisher 56, Rensselaer 13; November 20 at Rochester, N.Y. ECAC Division III North Atlantic Bowl Champion ship: Springfield 26, Mount Ida 17; November 20 at Springfield, Mass. STANDINGS

6 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS STANDINGS HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE Franklin# Hanover Defiance Rose-Hulman Mt. St. Joseph Bluffton Anderson (IN) Manchester Earlham NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Franklin (0-1, lost to Wis.-Whitewater, 52-21, in first round). IOWA INTERCOLLEGIATE Wartburg# Coe Central (IA) Loras Luther Dubuque Buena Vista Simpson Cornell College NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-2): Coe (0-1, lost to Wheaton [IL], 31-21, in first round); Wartburg (0-1, lost to Bethel [MN], 28-20, in first round). LIBERTY LEAGUE St. Lawrence# Rensselaer Hobart Merchant Marine Rochester (NY) Union (NY) WPI NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): St. Lawrence (0-1, lost to Mount Union, 49-0, in first round). ECAC Division III Northwest Bowl Champion ship: St. John Fisher 56, Rensselaer 13; November 20 at Rochester, N.Y. MICHIGAN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Trine# Adrian Albion Hope Alma Kalamazoo Olivet NCAA Division III Playoffs (1-1): Trine (1-1, defeated DePauw, 45-35, in first round; lost to Wis.-Whitewater, 45-31, in second round). MIDDLE ATLANTIC Delaware Valley# Lebanon Valley Wilkes Lycoming Widener Albright King s (PA) FDU-Florham NCAA Division III Playoffs (1-1): Delaware Valley (1-1, defeated Salisbury, 23-12, in first round; lost to Mount Union, 31-3, in second round). ECAC Division III Southeast Bowl Champion ship: Moravian 26, Wilkes 14; November 20 at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ECAC Division III South Atlantic Bowl Championship: Johns Hopkins 44, Lebanon Valley 14; November 20 at Baltimore, Md. MIDWEST Conference Full Season St. Norbert# Monmouth (IL) Ripon Carroll (WI) Grinnell Beloit Illinois Col Lake Forest Lawrence Knox NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): St. Norbert (0-1, lost to North Central [IL], 57-7, in first round). MINNESOTA INTERCOLLEGIATE St. Thomas (MN)# Bethel (MN) St. John s (MN) St. Olaf Concordia-M head Gust. Adolphus Augsburg Carleton Hamline NCAA Division III Playoffs (5-2): Bethel (MN) (3-1, defeated Wartburg, 28-20, in first round; defeated Wheaton [IL], 15-10, in second round; defeated St. Thomas [MN], 12-7, in quarterfinals; lost to Mount Union, 34-14, in semifinals); St. Thomas (MN) (2-1, defeated Benedictine [IL], 57-10, in first round; defeated Linfield, [2 ot], in second round; lost to Bethel [MN], 12-7, in quarterfinals). NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL Bogan Division W L Pct. W L Pct. Framingham St.# Maine Maritime# Mass. Maritime Westfield St Bridgewater St Worcester St Coast Guard Fitchburg St Boyd Division Western New Eng.# Endicott# Salve Regina Curry Plymouth St Mass.-Dartmouth Nichols MIT NEFC Championship Game: Endicott 38, Maine Maritime 35; November 13 at Castine, Maine. NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Endicott (0-1, lost to SUNY Cortland, 49-35, in first round). ECAC Division III Northeast Bowl Champion ship: Framingham St. 27, Norwich 21 (ot); November 20 at Northfield, Vt. ECAC Division III North Central Bowl Championship: Western New Eng. 66, Maine Maritime 41; November 20 at Springfield, Mass. NEW ENGLAND SMALL COLLEGE Williams# Trinity (CT) Amherst Colby Middlebury Wesleyan (CT) Bowdoin Bates Hamilton Tufts NEW JERSEY SUNY Cortland# Montclair St.# Rowan# TCNJ Kean Buffalo St Wm. Paterson Morrisville St Brockport Western Conn. St NCAA Division III Playoffs (2-2): SUNY Cortland (1-1, defeated Endicott, 49-35, in first round; lost to Alfred, 34-20, in second round); Montclair St. (1-1, defeated Hampden- Sydney, 16-14, in first round; lost to Wesley, 44-7, in second round). NORTH COAST ATHLETIC Wittenberg# Wabash Allegheny Wooster Oberlin Denison Ohio Wesleyan Hiram Kenyon NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Wittenberg (0-1, lost to Ohio Northern, 37-14, in first round). NORTHERN ATHLETICS Benedictine (IL)# Concordia Chicago Aurora Wis. Lutheran Lakeland Concordia (WI) Maranatha Baptist Rockford NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Benedictine (IL) (0-1, lost to St. Thomas [MN], 57-10, in first round). NORTHWEST Linfield# Pacific Lutheran Willamette Whitworth Lewis & Clark Puget Sound Pacific (OR) NCAA Division III Playoffs (1-1): Linfield (1-1, defeated Cal Lutheran, 42-26, in first round; lost to St. Thomas [MN], [2 ot], in second round). OHIO Mount Union# Ohio Northern Baldwin-Wallace Otterbein Capital John Carroll Heidelberg Muskingum Marietta Wilmington (OH) NCAA Division III Playoffs (5-2): Mount Union (4-1, defeated St. Lawrence, 49-0, in first round; defeated Delaware Valley, 31-3, in second round; defeated Alfred, 37-7, in quarterfinals; defeated Bethel [MN], 34-14, in semifinals; lost to Wis.-Whitewater, 31-21, in championship); Ohio Northern (1-1, defeated Wittenberg, 37-14, in first round; lost to North Central [IL], 28-9, in second round).

7 2011 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS STANDINGS 7 OLD DOMINION ATHLETIC Wash. & Lee# Hampden-Sydney Bridgewater (VA) Randolph-Macon Catholic Emory & Henry Guilford NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-2): Hampden-Sydney (0-1, lost to Montclair St., 16-14, in first round); Wash. & Lee (0-1, lost to Thomas More, 42-14, in first round). PRESIDENTS ATHLETIC Thomas More# Wash. & Jeff Waynesburg Bethany (WV) Grove City Saint Vincent Westminster (PA) Thiel Geneva* *NCAA provisional member (not eligible for conference championship). NCAA Division III Playoffs (1-1): Thomas More (1-1, defeated Wash. & Lee, 42-14, in first round; lost to Mary Hardin-Baylor, 69-7, in second round). ECAC Division III Southwest Bowl Champion ship: Wash. & Jeff. 54, Frank. & Marsh. 41; November 20 at Washington, Pa. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC Cal Lutheran# Redlands Claremont-M-S Occidental Whittier La Verne Pomona-Pitzer NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Cal Lutheran (0-1, lost to Linfield, 42-26, in first round). SOUTHERN COLLEGIATE DePauw# Millsaps Centre Rhodes Austin Trinity (TX) Sewanee Birmingham-So.$ $Reclassifying from Division I. NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): DePauw (0-1, lost to Trine, 45-35, in first round). UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Chicago# Washington-St. Louis Case Carnegie Mellon UPPER MIDWEST ATHLETIC Greenville# St. Scholastica Crown (MN) Martin Luther Minn.-Morris Westminster (MO) Eureka Northwestern (MN) MacMurray USA SOUTH N.C. Wesleyan# Chris. Newport# Ferrum Shenandoah Averett Maryville (TN) Greensboro Methodist NCAA Division III Playoffs (0-1): Chris. Newport (0-1, lost to Mary Hardin-Baylor, 59-7, in first round). WISCONSIN INTERCOLLEGIATE Wis.-Whitewater# Wis.-Stevens Point Wis.-Stout Wis.-Platteville Wis.-Oshkosh Wis.-La Crosse Wis.-Eau Claire Wis.-River Falls NCAA Division III Playoffs (5-0): Wis.-Whitewater (5-0, defeated Franklin, 52-21, in first round; defeated Trine, 45-31, in second round; defeated North Central [IL], 20-10, in quarterfinals; defeated Wesley, 27-7, in semifinals; defeated Mount Union, 31-21, in championship). INDEPENDENTS Full Season Team W L Pct. Macalester Huntingdon Chapman LaGrange # Indicates conference champion. STANDINGS

8 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS - MAJOR-COLLEGE ALIGNMENT HISTORY Major-College Alignment History (Originally called major-college, now Football Bowl Subdivision) Team Years Major Air Force present Akron present Alabama , 46-present UAB present Alcorn St Appalachian St Arizona , 46-present Arizona St , 50-54, 56-present Arkansas , 46-present Arkansas St , 92-present Army , 46-present Auburn , 46-present Ball St , 83-present Baylor , 46-present Boise St present Boston College , 46-present Boston U , Bowling Green , 83-present BYU , 46-present Brown , Bucknell , Buffalo , 99-present California , 46-present Cal St. Fullerton Carnegie Tech Case Centenary (LA) UCF present Central Mich present Chattanooga , 50, Chicago Cincinnati , 48-81, 83-present Citadel , 46-52, Clemson , 46-present Colgate , Colorado , 46-present Colorado Col Colorado St , 46-present Columbia , Connecticut present Cornell , Creighton Dartmouth , Davidson , 46-53, Dayton Denver Detroit Drake , 46-58, Duke , 46-present Duquesne , East Carolina present East Tenn. St Eastern Mich , 83-present Florida , 46-present Fla. Atlantic present FIU present Florida St present Fordham , Fresno St present Furman , 55-57, 65, Georgetown , George Washington Georgia , 46-present Georgia Tech , 46-present Gonzaga Grambling Team Years Major Team Years Major Hardin-Simmons , Oregon St , 46-present Harvard , Pacific , 62-63, 66, Haskell Penn , Hawaii present Penn St , 46-present Holy Cross , Pittsburgh , 46-present Houston present Portland Idaho , 46-67, 69-77, 97-present Princeton , Illinois , 46-present Purdue , 46-present Illinois St Rice , 46-present Indiana , 46-present Richmond , Indiana St Rutgers present Iowa , 46-present St. Louis Iowa St , 46-present St. Mary s (CA) , Jackson St San Diego St present Kansas , 46-present San Francisco Kansas St , 46-present San Jose St , 50-present Kent St , 83-present Santa Clara , Kentucky , 40-present Sewanee Lafayette , South Carolina , 46-present Lamar South Fla present Lehigh , Southern California , 46-present Long Beach St Southern Ill La.-Lafayette present SMU , 46-86, 89-present La.-Monroe , 94-present Southern Miss , 63-present LSU , 46-present Southern U Louisiana Tech , 89-present Stanford , 46-present Louisville , 62-present Syracuse , 46-present Loyola Marymount Tampa Loyola (IL) Temple , 46-53, 71-present Manhattan Tennessee , 46-present Marquette Tennessee St Marshall , 98-present Texas , 46-present Maryland , 40, 46-present Texas-Arlington McNeese St UTEP , 46-present Memphis present Texas A&M , 46-present Merchant Marine TCU , 46-present Miami (FL) present Texas Southern Miami (OH) , 61-81, 83-present Texas Tech , 46-present Michigan , 46-present Toledo present Michigan St , 46-present Trinity (TX) Middle Tenn present Troy present Minnesota , 46-present Tulane , 46-present Ole Miss , 46-present Tulsa , 46-present Mississippi St , 46-present UCLA , 46-present Missouri , 46-present Utah , 46-present Montana , Utah St , 46-present Montana St Vanderbilt , 46-present Navy , 46-present Villanova , Nebraska , 46-present Virginia , 46-present UNLV present VMI , Nevada , 92-present Virginia Tech , 46-present New Hampshire Wake Forest , 46-present New Mexico , 46-present Washington , 46-present New Mexico St , 52-53, 59-present Wash. & Lee , New York U , Washington-St. Louis North Carolina , 46-present Washington St , 46-present North Carolina St , 46-present West Tex. A&M , 51-53, North Texas , 95-present West Virginia , 46-present Northern Ariz Western Caro Northern Colo Western Ky present Northern Ill , 83-present Western Mich present Northwestern , 46-present Wichita St Northwestern St William & Mary , Notre Dame , 46-present Wisconsin , 46-present Ohio , 61-81, 83-present Wyoming , 46-present Ohio St , 46-present Xavier Oklahoma , 46-present Yale , Oklahoma St , 46-present Oregon , 46-present

9 2011 NCAA FOOTBALL RECORDS - ALL-TIME CHAMPIONS 9 All-Time Conference Champions Football Bowl Subdivision ATLANTIC COAST Founded: In 1953 when charter members all left the Southern Conference to form the ACC. Charter members (7): Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina St., South Carolina and Wake Forest. Admitted later (6): Virginia (1953), Georgia Tech (1978), Florida St. (1992), Miami (FL) (2004), Virginia Tech (2004) and Boston College (2005). Withdrew later (1): South Carolina (1971). Current members (12): Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Florida St., Georgia Tech, Maryland, Miami (FL), North Carolina, North Carolina St., Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest. (Record) 1953 Duke (4-0) & Maryland (3-0) 1954 Duke (4-0) 1955 Maryland (4-0) & Duke (4-0) 1956 Clemson (4-0-1) 1957 North Carolina St. (5-0-1) 1958 Clemson (5-1) 1959 Clemson (6-1) 1960 Duke (5-1) 1961 Duke (5-1) 1962 Duke (6-0) 1963 North Carolina (6-1) & North Carolina St. (6-1) 1964 North Carolina St. (5-2) 1965 Clemson (5-2) & North Carolina St. (5-2) 1966 Clemson (6-1) 1967 Clemson (6-0) 1968 North Carolina St. (6-1) 1969 South Carolina (6-0) 1970 Wake Forest (5-1) 1971 North Carolina (6-0) 1972 North Carolina (6-0) 1973 North Carolina St. (6-0) 1974 Maryland (6-0) 1975 Maryland (5-0) 1976 Maryland (5-0) 1977 North Carolina (5-0-1) 1978 Clemson (6-0) 1979 North Carolina St. (5-1) 1980 North Carolina (6-0) 1981 Clemson (6-0) 1982 Clemson (6-0) 1983 Maryland (5-0) 1984 Maryland (5-0) 1985 Maryland (6-0) 1986 Clemson (5-1-1) 1987 Clemson (6-1) 1988 Clemson (6-1) 1989 Virginia (6-1) & Duke (6-1) 1990 Georgia Tech (6-0-1) 1991 Clemson (6-0-1) 1992 Florida St. (8-0) 1993 Florida St. (8-0) 1994 Florida St. (8-0) 1995 Virginia (7-1) & Florida St. (7-1) 1996 Florida St. (8-0) 1997 Florida St. (8-0) 1998 Florida St. (7-1) & Georgia Tech (7-1) 1999 Florida St. (8-0) 2000 Florida St. (8-0) 2001 Maryland (7-1) 2002 Florida St. (7-1) 2003 Florida St. (7-1) 2004 Virginia Tech (7-1) Year Regular Season Champion (Record) 2005 Florida St.* & Boston College (Atlantic, 5-3) Virginia Tech (Coastal, 7-1) 2006 Wake Forest (Atlantic, 6-2) Georgia Tech (Coastal, 7-1) 2007 Boston College (Atlantic, 6-2) Virginia Tech (Coastal, 7-1) 2008 Boston College* & Florida St. (Atlantic, 5-3) Virginia Tech* & Georgia Tech (Coastal, 5-3) 2009 Clemson (Atlantic, 6-2) Georgia Tech (Coastal, 7-1) 2010 Florida St. (Atlantic, 6-2) Virginia Tech (Coastal, 8-0) *Won tiebreaker to represent division in ACC championship game. In 2005, the Atlantic Coast began a championship game to determine the league s representative in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowls. Following are the results of the Atlantic Division Champion (A) vs. the Coastal Division Champion (C): 2005 Florida St. (A) 27, Virginia Tech (C) Wake Forest (A) 9, Georgia Tech (C) Virginia Tech (C) 30, Boston College (A) Virginia Tech (C) 30, Boston College (A) Georgia Tech (C) 39, Clemson (A) Virginia Tech (C) 44, Florida St. (A) 33 BIG EAST Founded: In 1991 when eight charter members all went from independent status to form the Big East. Charter members (8): Boston College, Miami (FL), Pittsburgh, Rutgers (football only), Syracuse, Temple (football only), Virginia Tech (football only) and West Virginia (football only). Admitted later (4): Connecticut (2004), Cincinnati (2005), Louisville (2005) and South Fla. (2005). Withdrew later (4): Miami (FL) (2003), Virginia Tech (2003), Boston College (2004) and Temple (2004). Current members (8): Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, South Fla., Syracuse and West Virginia. Note: In 1991 and 1992, the team ranked highest in the USA Today/CNN coaches poll was declared champion. Beginning in 1993, the champion was decided by a seven-game round-robin schedule. (Record) 1991 Miami (FL) (2-0, No. 1) & Syracuse (5-0, No. 16) 1992 Miami (FL) (4-0, No. 1) 1993 West Virginia (7-0) 1994 Miami (FL) (7-0) 1995 Virginia Tech (6-1) & Miami (FL) (6-1) 1996 Virginia Tech (6-1), Miami (FL) (6-1) & Syracuse (6-1) 1997 Syracuse (6-1) 1998 Syracuse (6-1) 1999 Virginia Tech (7-0) 2000 Miami (FL) (7-0) 2001 Miami (FL) (7-0) 2002 Miami (FL) (7-0) 2003 Miami (FL) (6-1) & West Virginia (6-1) 2004 Pittsburgh (4-2), Boston College (4-2), Syracuse (4-2) & West Virginia (4-2) 2005 West Virginia (7-0) 2006 Louisville (6-1) 2007 Connecticut (5-2) & West Virginia (5-2) 2008 Cincinnati (6-1) 2009 Cincinnati (7-0) 2010 West Virginia (5-2), Connecticut (5-2) & Pittsburgh (5-2) BIG TEN Founded: In 1895 as the Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives, better known as the Western Conference. Charter members (7): Chicago, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue and Wiscon sin. Admitted later (6): Indiana (1899), Iowa (1899), Ohio St. (1912), Michigan St. (1950), Penn St. (1993) and Nebraska (2011). Withdrew later (2): Michigan (1907, rejoined in 1917) and Chicago (1940). Note: Iowa belonged to both the Missouri Valley and Western Conferences from 1907 to Unofficially called the Big Ten from 1912 until after 1939, then Big Nine from 1940 until Michigan St. began conference play in Formally renamed Big Ten in Current members (12): Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan St., Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio St., Penn St., Purdue and Wisconsin. (Record) 1896 Wisconsin (2-0-1) 1897 Wisconsin (3-0) 1898 Michigan (3-0) 1899 Chicago (4-0) 1900 Iowa (3-0-1) & Minnesota (3-0-1) 1901 Michigan (4-0) & Wisconsin (2-0) 1902 Michigan (5-0) 1903 Michigan (3-0-1), Minnesota (3-0-1) & Northwestern (1-0-2) 1904 Minnesota (3-0) & Michigan (2-0) 1905 Chicago (7-0) (Record) 1906 Wisconsin (3-0), Minnesota (2-0) & Michigan (1-0) 1907 Chicago (4-0) 1908 Chicago (5-0) 1909 Minnesota (3-0) 1910 Illinois (4-0) & Minnesota (2-0) 1911 Minnesota (3-0-1) 1912 Wisconsin (6-0) 1913 Chicago (7-0) 1914 Illinois (6-0) 1915 Minnesota (3-0-1) & Illinois (3-0-2) 1916 Ohio St. (4-0) 1917 Ohio St. (4-0) 1918 Illinois (4-0), Michigan (2-0) & Purdue (1-0) 1919 Illinois (6-1) 1920 Ohio St. (5-0) 1921 Iowa (5-0) 1922 Iowa (5-0) & Michigan (4-0) 1923 Illinois (5-0) & Michigan (4-0) 1924 Chicago (3-0-3) 1925 Michigan (5-1) 1926 Michigan (5-0) & Northwestern (5-0) 1927 Illinois (5-0) 1928 Illinois (4-1) 1929 Purdue (5-0) 1930 Michigan (5-0) & Northwestern (5-0) 1931 Purdue (5-1), Michigan (5-1) & Northwestern (5-1) 1932 Michigan (6-0) 1933 Michigan (5-0-1) 1934 Minnesota (5-0) 1935 Minnesota (5-0) & Ohio St. (5-0) 1936 Northwestern (6-0) 1937 Minnesota (5-0) 1938 Minnesota (4-1) 1939 Ohio St. (5-1) 1940 Minnesota (6-0) 1941 Minnesota (5-0) 1942 Ohio St. (5-1) 1943 Purdue (6-0) & Michigan (6-0) 1944 Ohio St. (6-0) 1945 Indiana (5-0-1) 1946 Illinois (6-1) 1947 Michigan (6-0) 1948 Michigan (6-0) 1949 Ohio St. (4-1-1) & Michigan (4-1-1) 1950 Michigan (4-1-1) 1951 Illinois (5-0-1) 1952 Wisconsin (4-1-1) & Purdue (4-1-1) 1953 Michigan St. (5-1) & Illinois (5-1) 1954 Ohio St. (7-0) 1955 Ohio St. (6-0) 1956 Iowa (5-1) 1957 Ohio St. (7-0) 1958 Iowa (5-1) 1959 Wisconsin (5-2) 1960 Minnesota (5-1) & Iowa (5-1) 1961 Ohio St. (6-0) 1962 Wisconsin (6-1) 1963 Illinois (5-1-1) 1964 Michigan (6-1) 1965 Michigan St. (7-0) 1966 Michigan St. (7-0) 1967 Indiana (6-1), Purdue (6-1) & Minnesota (6-1) 1968 Ohio St. (7-0) 1969 Ohio St. (6-1) & Michigan (6-1) 1970 Ohio St. (7-0) 1971 Michigan (8-0) 1972 Ohio St. (8-0) & Michigan (7-1) 1973 Ohio St. (7-0-1) & Michigan (7-0-1) 1974 Ohio St. (7-1) & Michigan (7-1) 1975 Ohio St. (8-0) 1976 Michigan (7-1) & Ohio St. (7-1) 1977 Michigan (7-1) & Ohio St. (7-1) 1978 Michigan (7-1) & Michigan St. (7-1) 1979 Ohio St. (8-0) 1980 Michigan (8-0) 1981 Iowa (6-2) & Ohio St. (6-2) 1982 Michigan (8-1) 1983 Illinois (9-0) 1984 Ohio St. (7-2) 1985 Iowa (7-1) 1986 Michigan (7-1) & Ohio St. (7-1) 1987 Michigan St. (7-0-1) 1988 Michigan (7-0-1) 1989 Michigan (8-0) STANDINGS