Divison I Football Schools in your State

[74AppState]

How many D I football schools in your state competing for fans/revenue/exposure?
North Carolina D I football schools:

UNC
NC State
Duke
Wake Forest
East Carolina
App State
Western Carolina
Elon
NC A&T
Gardner Webb

[YaleFootballFan]

Connecticut D-I Football Schools:

Yale University
University of Connecticut
Central Connecticut State University
Sacred Heart University

[GeauxColonels]

Louisiana Division I Football Schools
Louisiana State
Louisiana-Lafayette
Louisiana-Monroe
Louisiana Tech
Tulane
Northwestern State
Grambling State
McNeese State
Southern
Nicholls State
Southeastern Louisiana

11 Total; 5 FBS; 6 FCS

[TexasTerror]

14...if I got them all...

TCU
UTEP
SMU
UH
Rice
PVA&M
TxSo
SHSU
SFA
TXST
Texas
A&M
Tech
Baylor

[Hansel]

1 FCS

[UMass922]

My state is Connecticut, but that's already been covered, so I'll do Massachusetts:

Boston College
UMass
Northeastern
Holy Cross
Harvard

[mrklean]

Georgia

Georgia Southern(SO.CON)
University of Georgia(SEC)
Georgia Tech(ACC)
Savannah State(INDY)

[poly51]

California has:

Sacramento State
UC Davis
Cal Poly
University of San Diego

Stanford
California
Southern California
UCLA
San Jose State
Fresno State
San Diego State

[UNCBears2010]

Colorado
Colorado State
Air Force
Northern Colorado

[74AppState]

My bad--I left 3 off the NC list according to Wicopedia:
NC Central (Indy)
Winston Salem State (MEAC)
Davidson (Pioneer)

That make 13 in NC

[Intrepid]

The great state of Delaware has two Division I football schools:

Delaware
Delaware St.

[Seawolf97]

New York
Stonybrook
Albany
Hofstra
Wagner
Iona
Fordham
Columbia
Army
Syracuse
Buffalo
Marist

[brownbear]

Rhode Island has two and soon will have 3:

Brown
URI

and Bryant beginning will start the transition next year

[JMUFortier]

For Virginia

Va. Tech
VMI
Liberty
JMU
UVa.
Richmond
W&M
Hampton
Norfolk State

Coming soon:
ODU

[JMUFortier]

FWIW, I'll put in DC

Georgetown
Howard

[JayJ79]

Iowa: (with subdivision, conference, and record against instate competition this season)
Northern Iowa (FCS, Gateway, 2-0)
Iowa State (FBS, Big Twelve, 1-1)
Drake (FCS non-scholarship, Pioneer, 0-1)
U of Iowa (FBS, Big Ten, 0-1)

[Freightliner]

14...if I got them all...

TCU
UTEP
SMU
UH
Rice
PVA&M
TxSo
SHSU
SFA
TXST
Texas
A&M
Tech
Baylor


Missed one there TT - UNT

[HI54UNI]

University of Northern Iowa
Drake University
Iowa State University
University of Iowa

[YaleFootballFan]

New York
Stonybrook
Albany
Hofstra
Wagner
Iona
Fordham
Columbia
Army
Syracuse
Buffalo
Marist

Don't forget about Cornell!

[DFW HOYA]

FWIW, I'll put in DC

Georgetown
Howard

Georgetown has played football since at least 1887 (games from 1881-87 are not recognized as varsity). Howard has played football since 1893.

The two schools, 30 blocks apart, have never met.

[UNHWildCats]

New Hampshire

University of New Hampshire
Dartmouth

[Seawolf97]

Don't forget about Cornell!

Knew I missed someonexthumbsupx

[zilla]

Division 1 teams from the Palmetto State:

South Carolina
Clemson
The Citadel
Furman
Wofford
South Carolina State
Coastal Carolina
Presbyterian
Charleston Southern

Nine teams in total.

[TheValleyRaider]

New York
Stonybrook
Albany
Hofstra
Wagner
Iona
Fordham
Columbia
Army
Syracuse
Buffalo
Marist


Don't forget about Cornell!

AND COLGATE!!!!

[Rjm7272]

New York
Stonybrook
Albany
Hofstra
Wagner
Iona
Fordham
Columbia
Army
Syracuse
Buffalo
Marist

Also Colgate and Cornell for New York

[bigskyrocks]

well Montana has

FCS
Montana
Montana State

NAIA
Montana tech
U of M western
MSU Norther
Rocky Mountain (billings)
Carrol (helena)

that about covers all the college football im not to sure if there is anything lower then NAIA

[skinny_uncle]

Illinois (off the top of my head)

D1 football

FBS
University of Illinois
Northern Illinois University
Northwestern

FCS
Southern Illinois University
Western Illinois University
Eastern Illinois University
Illinois State

D1 (non-football)
Bradley
DePaul
Loyola
SIU-E (provisional)

[Husky Alum]

Georgetown's NEVER played Howard in football?

Ok, I'll put on my American History hat and given the political climes, perhaps partially understand why up until the 1960s or so the schools woudln't have played - but now what's the excuse???

Heck, even Harvard "slummed it" and played NU for 4 years in the 2000's. We've offered to renew for 4 more years all at Harvard, but we were told, TBNT.

Holy Cross and NU didn't play for a long time before rekindling the rivalry in 2006 - the Crusaders play @ NU in 2009 and rumor has it NU returns to Fitton in 2011 and HC plays us in Boston in 2013.

[EKU05]

University of Kentucky (SEC)
University of Louisville (Big East)
Eastern Kentucky University] (OVC)
Murray State University (OVC)
Western Kentucky University (Sun Belt)
Morehead State University (Pioneer)

so that's six total...3 FBS and 3 FCS after WKU completes the transition.

[LeopardFan04]

Pennsylvania

FBS:
Penn St.
Pitt
Temple

FCS:
Bucknell
Duquesne
Lafayette
La Salle
Lehigh
Penn
Robert Morris
St. Francis
Villanova

[Seven Would Be Nice]

Georgia

Georgia Southern
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Savannah State

Wow, Georgia seems like it has so few compared to it's neighbors. NC has 13? Florida has a bunch (6 I-A teams, plus however many I-AA), South Carolina has quite a few too.

Maybe with Valdosta, West Georiga, and potentially Kennesaw and Georgia State, that will all change.

To be honest I like having fewer D-1 schools. More recruits for us! :D

[Go...gate]

New York
Stonybrook
Albany
Hofstra
Wagner
Iona
Fordham
Columbia
Army
Syracuse
Buffalo
Marist

Forgot a couple. :)

Colgate
Cornell

[Go...gate]

Don't forget about Cornell!

You too....

"13 men with 13 dollars and 13 prayers....." :)

[Go...gate]

New Jersey

Monmouth
Princeton
Rutgers

Saint Peter's through last August xbawlingx

[Seawolf97]

You too....

"13 men with 13 dollars and 13 prayers....." :)

Must be the hour of the day -xoopsx

[813Jag]

Since my home of Louisiana is already done I'll do Florida. There are 10 schools
FBS
University of Florida
Florida State
University of Miami
University of South Florida
University of Central Florida
Florida Atlantic
Florida International
FCS
Bethune Cookman
Florida A&M
Jacksonville

[UCAMonkey]

Illinois (off the top of my head)

D1 football

FBS
University of Illinois
Northern Illinois University
Northwestern

FCS
Southern Illinois University
Western Illinois University
Eastern Illinois University
Illinois State

D1 (non-football)
Bradley
DePaul
Loyola
SIU-E (provisional)
Illinois-Chicagoxthumbsupx

[UCAMonkey]

Arkansas

UA
Arkansas State

FCS

UCA
UAPB

non-football
UALR

[Casey_Orourke]

D-1
University of Oregon
Oregon State University
Portland State University

D-II
Western Oregon University

D-III
Lewis & Clark
Linfield
Willamette

NAIA
Eastern Oregon
Southern Oregon University

[dystopiamembrane]

D-1
University of Oregon
Oregon State University
Portland State University

D-II
Western Oregon University

D-III
Lewis & Clark

D-III
Linfield College
Willamette University

NAIA
Eastern Oregon University
Southern Oregon University

[Mr. Tiger]

Mississippi has SIX Division I football schools and just 2.9 million people.

Ole Miss (SEC)
Mississippi State (SEC)
Southern Mississippi (C-USA)
Jackson State (SWAC)
Mississippi Valley State (SWAC)
Alcorn State (SWAC)


Delta State is a powerful Division II program.

[Casey_Orourke]

D-III
Linfield College
Willamette University

NAIA
Eastern Oregon University
Southern Oregon University

I had a malfunction....but I got all of them

[BearsCountry]

The Show Me State

FBS
Missouri (Big 12)

FCS
Missouri State (MVC/Gateway)
Southeast Missouri State (OVC)

Non-Football
Saint Louis (Atlantic 10)
UMKC (Summit League)

[FCS Go!]

Here's something to chew on:

2006 Est. population by USCensus:

Montana 944,632
N. Carolina 8,856,505
N. Dakota 635,867

Per DI school that is:

Montana 472,316
N. Carolina 681,269
N. Dakota 635,867

There. Somebody was gonna do this & now I have xpopcornx

[poly51]

Here's something to chew on:

2006 Est. population by USCensus:

Montana 944,632
N. Carolina 8,856,505
N. Dakota 635,867

Per DI school that is:

Montana 472,316
N. Carolina 681,269
N. Dakota 635,867

There. Somebody was gonna do this & now I have xpopcornx

California population 2006 est. 36,457,323

Per DI school that is: 3,314,323.

[T-Dog]

Non-Football D-I schools in North Carolina

UNC-Wimington
UNC-Greensboro
UNC-Asheville
Campbell (football starting in 2008 in the PFL)
High Point

[bkrownd]

Hawaii-Manoa is the only program here in any division. More like flag football, tho.

[I Bleed Purple]

Utah State
University of Utah
BYU

Southern Utah
Weber State

[WUTNDITWAA]

Non-Football D-I schools in North Carolina

UNC-Wimington
UNC-Greensboro
UNC-Asheville
Campbell (football starting in 2008 in the PFL)
High Point

Add UNC Charlotte.

[andy7171]

State of Maryland

Maryland
Navy
Towson
Morgan State

[OhioHen]

Ohio - I'll only tackle the original request for D-I (far too many in other divisions and I can almost guarantee I'd miss some). If I get ambitious later, maybe I'll try other divisions.

FCS
Dayton
Youngstown State

FBS
Akron
Bowling Green
Cincinnati
Kent State
Miami
Ohio State
Ohio University
Toledo

no football
Cleveland State
Wright State
Xavier

[appfan2008]

Hawaii-Manoa is the only program here in any division. More like flag football, tho.

what about colt brennan and UofH

[brownbear]

what about colt brennan and UofH

The Hawaii that we know of is officially called Hawaii-Manoa, not to be confused with Hawaii-Hilo and Hawaii-West Oahu.

[dgreco]

AL 9 DI's 9 Football (4FBS 5FCS)
AZ 3 DI's 3 Football (2FBS 1 FCS)
AK 5 DI's 4 FB (2FBS 2 FCS)
CA 24 DI's 11 FB (7FBS 4 FCS)
CO 5 DI's 4 FB (3FBS 1 FCS)
CT 7 DI's 4 FB (1FBS 3 FCS)
DE 2 DI's 2 FB (2FCS)
DC 4 DI's 2 FB (2FCS)
FL 13 DI's 10FB (7FBS 3 FCS)
GA 7 DI's 4FB (2FBS 2FCS)
HI 1 DI's 1FB (1FBS)
ID 3 DI's 3FB (2FBS 1 FCS)
IL 12 DI's 7FB (3FBS 4FCS)
IN 10 DI's 7FB (4FBS 3FCS)
IA 4 DI's 4FB (2FBS 2FCS)
KS 3 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
KY 6 DI's 6FB (3FBS 3FCS)
LA 13 DI's 11FB (5FBS 6FCS)
ME 1DI's 1FB (1FCS)
MA 6DI's 5FB (1FBS 4FCS)
MI 7DI's 5FB (5FBS)
MN 1DI's 1FB (1FBS)
MS 6DI's 6FB (3FBS 3FCS)
MO 5 DI's 3FB (1FBS 2FCS)
MT 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
NE 2 DI's 1FB (1FBS)
NV 2 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
NH 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
NJ 8 DI's 3FB (1FBS 2FCS)
NM 2 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
NY 22 DI's 13FB (3FBS 10FCS)
NC 19 DI's 14FB (5FBS 9FCS)
ND 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
OH 13 DI's 10FB (8FBS 2FCS)
OK 4 DI's 3FB (3FBS)
OR 4 DI's 3FB (2FBS 1FCS)
PA 14 DI's 12FB (3FBS 9FCS)
RI 4DI's 3FB (3FCS)
SC 12DI's 9FB (2FBS 7FCS)
SD 2DI's 2FB (2FCS)
TN 12DI's 9FB (4FBS 4FCS)
TX 20 DI's 15FB (9FBS 6FCS)
UT 6 DI's 5FB (3FBS 2FCS)
VT 1DI's 0FB
VA 14DI's 11FB (2FBS 9FCS)
WA 5DI's 3FB (2FBS 1FCS)
WV 2DI's 2FB (2FBS)
WI 4DI's 1FB (1FBS)
WY 1DI's 1FB (1FBS)

I think I have them all right, but I could be wrong. Next comes "person's per school"

[JaxSinfonian]

Alabama has eight:

Alabama A&M
Alabama State
Auburn
Jacksonville State
Samford
Troy
UAB
UAT

Who are you counting as number nine, dgreco? South Alabama is DI, but has no football program.

[terrierbob]

My home state is S. Carolina: here's a shot at it: (Football programs)

U. of S. Car.
Clemson
The Citadel
Presbyterian
SC State
Wofford
Coastal Carolina
Charleston Southern

[Jiggs]

My home state is S. Carolina: here's a shot at it: (Football programs)

U. of S. Car.
Clemson
The Citadel
Presbyterian
SC State
Wofford
Coastal Carolina
Charleston Southern

Add Furman University

[skinny_uncle]

Illinois-Chicagoxthumbsupx
OOPS!
I was just doing it off the top of my head. They slipped my mind.

[Ronin]

UNI
Iowa
Iowa St.
Drake (PFL)

[Ronin]

AL 9 DI's 9 Football (4FBS 5FCS)
AZ 3 DI's 3 Football (2FBS 1 FCS)
AK 5 DI's 4 FB (2FBS 2 FCS)
CA 24 DI's 11 FB (7FBS 4 FCS)
CO 5 DI's 4 FB (3FBS 1 FCS)
CT 7 DI's 4 FB (1FBS 3 FCS)
DE 2 DI's 2 FB (2FCS)
DC 4 DI's 2 FB (2FCS)
FL 13 DI's 10FB (7FBS 3 FCS)
GA 7 DI's 4FB (2FBS 2FCS)
HI 1 DI's 1FB (1FBS)
ID 3 DI's 3FB (2FBS 1 FCS)
IL 12 DI's 7FB (3FBS 4FCS)
IN 10 DI's 7FB (4FBS 3FCS)
IA 4 DI's 4FB (2FBS 2FCS)
KS 3 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
KY 6 DI's 6FB (3FBS 3FCS)
LA 13 DI's 11FB (5FBS 6FCS)
ME 1DI's 1FB (1FCS)
MA 6DI's 5FB (1FBS 4FCS)
MI 7DI's 5FB (5FBS)
MN 1DI's 1FB (1FBS)
MS 6DI's 6FB (3FBS 3FCS)
MO 5 DI's 3FB (1FBS 2FCS)
MT 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
NE 2 DI's 1FB (1FBS)
NV 2 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
NH 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
NJ 8 DI's 3FB (1FBS 2FCS)
NM 2 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
NY 22 DI's 13FB (3FBS 10FCS)
NC 19 DI's 14FB (5FBS 9FCS)
ND 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
OH 13 DI's 10FB (8FBS 2FCS)
OK 4 DI's 3FB (3FBS)
OR 4 DI's 3FB (2FBS 1FCS)
PA 14 DI's 12FB (3FBS 9FCS)
RI 4DI's 3FB (3FCS)
SC 12DI's 9FB (2FBS 7FCS)
SD 2DI's 2FB (2FCS)
TN 12DI's 9FB (4FBS 4FCS)
TX 20 DI's 15FB (9FBS 6FCS)
UT 6 DI's 5FB (3FBS 2FCS)
VT 1DI's 0FB
VA 14DI's 11FB (2FBS 9FCS)
WA 5DI's 3FB (2FBS 1FCS)
WV 2DI's 2FB (2FBS)
WI 4DI's 1FB (1FBS)
WY 1DI's 1FB (1FBS)

I think I have them all right, but I could be wrong. Next comes "person's per school"


The surprise for me was VA.

[brownbear]

The surprise for me was VA.

What are the nine FCS schools in Virginia? I could only count 7, or 8 if you count Old Dominion.

Richmond
James Madison
VMI
Liberty
William & Mary
Norfolk State
Hampton

and Old Dominion

[TTUEagles]

TENNESSEE:
FBS
Memphis
U of Tennessee
Vanderbilt
MTSUX
FCS
Tennessee Tech
Tennessee State
UT-Martin
UT-Chattanooga
Austin Peay
maybe ETSU will return football again someday

Also, have Carson Newman, Lambuth (D-II?), Bethel, Maryville, Lane, Univ. of the South, Tusculum - sorry if I left someone else out...

[MSU_77]

It's hard for me to say what "my state" is. I grew up in Texas, went to college in Louisiana (McNeese), have lived in Virginia for 20 years, and work in Maryland and DC. They've all been covered, though.

[lizrdgizrd]

So, the new tally for North Carolina D I football schools:

FBS
UNC
NC State
Duke
Wake Forest
East Carolina

FCS
App State
Western Carolina
Elon
NC A&T
Gardner Webb
NC Central
Winston Salem State
Davidson

Non-Football D-I schools in North Carolina

UNC-Wimington
UNC-Greensboro
UNC-Asheville
Campbell (football starting in 2008 in the PFL)
High Point
UNC Charlotte


NC 19 DI's 14FB (5FBS 9FCS)

[bkrownd]

AK 5 DI's 4 FB (2FBS 2 FCS)


Arkansas is 'AR'. Alaska doesn't have division 1 football...or any that I know of. They have a hard enough time keeping high school football going up there.

[JoshUCA]

Arkansas:
FBS
University of Arkansas-Fayetteville
Arkansas State

FCS
University of Central Arkansas
University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff

[Panther88]

14...if I got them all...

TCU
UTEP
SMU
UH
Rice
PVA&M
TxSo
SHSU
SFA
TXST
Texas
A&M
Tech
Baylor

UNT :)

I dare not try to list the Div II or Div III squads here (JUCOs, etc).

[greenG]

The list for the Great Lakes State follows. Since hockey is a big sport in Michigan I have included the D-I hockey programs, many of whom are D-2 in other sports. There are no FCS schools in Michigan.

D-I Football schools

Michigan (Big Ten)
Michigan State (Big Ten)
Central Michigan (MAC)
Eastern Michigan (MAC)
Western Michigan (MAC)

D-I Non-football schools

Detroit Mercy (Horizon)
Oakland (Summit)

Non D-I Football schools playing D-I hockey

Ferris State (CCHA)
Lake Superior State (CCHA)
Northern Michigan (CCHA)
Michigan Tech (WCHA)
Wayne State (CHA - folding the program after this year)

[andy7171]

What are the nine FCS schools in Virginia? I could only count 7, or 8 if you count Old Dominion.

Richmond
James Madison
VMI
Liberty
William & Mary
Norfolk State
Hampton

and Old Dominion

PPSSSSSTT! Virginia and VaTech. They are kinda easy to over look. :D

[turn1979]

PSSSSSSSSSSST!! HE said FCS not FBS. Va Tech and UVA are not FCS!!

[andy7171]

PSSSSSSSSSSST!! HE said FCS not FBS. Va Tech and UVA are not FCS!!

Check the title of the thread. xrolleyesx

[turn1979]

What are the nine FCS schools in Virginia? I could only count 7, or 8 if you count Old Dominion.

Richmond
James Madison
VMI
Liberty
William & Mary
Norfolk State
Hampton

and Old Dominion

Check the post you were refering to.

[GrizBro]

Washington Schools

D-I:

FBS
Washington
Washington State

FCS
Eastern Washington

D-II
Western Washington
Central Washington
Seattle Pacific (Non-Football)
Seattle University (Non-Football)

D-III
Pacific Lutheran
University of Puget Sound
Whitworth

[andy7171]

Check the post you were refering to.

Listen. There are only 9 Division I schools in Virginia. Two FBS and 7 FCS. His information is coming off a list that doesn't have all the states listed. It's not accurate at all.

Plus I added the smart ass smiley face ":D" meaning I was mostly kidding. What's your problem?

[lc83]

Football Playing schools in Indiana. I count 21.

FBS (4)
Ball St.
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue

FCS (3)
Butler
Indiana St.
Valparaiso

D2 (2)
Indianapolis
St. Josephs

D3 (8)
Wabash
Depauw
Tri-State
Rose-Hulman
Manchester
Franklin
Earlham
Anderson
Hanover

NAIA (3)
St. Francis
Marion
Taylor

[henfan]

Delaware only has two teams D-I teams but both are ranked in TSN's FCS Top 10.xnodx

Delaware's only other team, D-III Wesley College, is also ranked in the Top 10 in their division.

Way to go, Delaware teams.xthumbsupx

[andy7171]

Are we doing all college football?

Maryland College Football

D.I FBS
Maryland
Navy

D.I FCS
Towson
Morgan State

D.II
Bowie State

D.III
Frostburg State
Salisbury State
Johns Hopkins
McDaniel College (formerly Western Maryland College)

[UNH SUPERFAN]

Since someone did New Hampshire I'll do my home state,
Vermont:

xsmhx xsmhx

[813Jag]

The only other football programs in Florida are NAIA Webber and Edward Waters. There are no DII or DIII teams.

[brownbear]

Since someone did New Hampshire I'll do my home state,
Vermont:

xsmhx xsmhx

At least there is some football in DIII Middlebury and Norwich. Alaska has zero college football teams.

[brownbear]

Other than Brown, URI, and soon Bryant, the only other football school in Rhode Island is DIII Salve Regina. Providence College plays at the DI level, but they dropped football a long time ago.

[McTailGator]

Louisiana Division I Football Schools
Louisiana State
Louisiana-Lafayette
Louisiana-Monroe
Louisiana Tech
Tulane
Northwestern State
Grambling State
McNeese State
Southern
Nicholls State
Southeastern Louisiana

11 Total; 5 FBS; 6 FCS

Plus Basketball only D-I schools with Centenary and UNO makes it 13 in Louisiana

[Franks Tanks]

Pennsylvania has

23 D-III football playing teams xeekx

and I believe 15 D-II Schools---that is a lot

[brownbear]

Pennsylvania has

23 D-III football playing teams xeekx

and I believe 15 D-II Schools---that is a lot

In DII, there is an entire conference of Pennsylvania teams, and there are more after that.

[dgreco]

Pennsylvania has

23 D-III football playing teams xeekx

and I believe 15 D-II Schools---that is a lot

I think 16 PA football schools.

[BlueHen86]

Pennsylvania:

FCS (9):
Penn, Lehigh, Lafayette, Bucknell, Villanova, Duquesne, LaSalle, Robert Morris, St. Francis

FBS (3)
Pitt, Penn St., Temple

[BearsCountry]

Add more to Missouri,

D2 - Central Missouri, Missouri Southern, Missouri Western, Northwest Missouri State, Truman State, Southwest Baptist, Lincoln, Missouri-Rolla

D3 - Washington, Westminster

NAIA - Avila, Central Methodist, Culver-Stockton, Evangel, Lindenwood, Missouri Valley, Willam Jewell

[JMUFortier]

If we are talking about D2's and D3's here, then in Virginia:

D2-
Virginia Union
Virginia State
St. Paul's

D3-
Christopher Newport
W&L
Hampden-Sydney
Shenandoah
Bridgewater
Emory and Henry
Averitt
Ferrum
Randolph-Macon

NAIA-
UVa.-Wise
Southern Virginia University

Doesn't fit in any of these categories but they do play football on the college level
Apprentice School (Newport News)

[BlueHen86]

Pennsylvania

FBS:
Penn St.
Pitt
Temple

FCS:
Bucknell
Duquesne
Lafayette
La Salle
Lehigh
Penn
Robert Morris
St. Francis
Villanova
You beat me to it. I didn't copy - really.:D

Somehow I missed this post before I did mine.

[Franks Tanks]

In DII, there is an entire conference of Pennsylvania teams, and there are more after that.

There is Gannon and Mercyhurst as well in the Erie Pa area. They are private schools, but will soon be joining the PSAC for play. Mansfiled a D-II PA state school just dropped football this winter so there was one more.

[WUTNDITWAA]

If we are talking about D2's and D3's here, then in Virginia:

D2-
Virginia Union
Virginia State
St. Paul's

D3-
Christopher Newport
W&L
Hampden-Sydney
Shenandoah
Bridgewater
Emory and Henry
Averitt
Ferrum
Randolph-Macon

NAIA-
UVa.-Wise
Southern Virginia University

Doesn't fit in any of these categories but they do play football on the college level
Apprentice School (Newport News)

Not that it has anything to do with anything else, but the scuttlebutt is that Lynchburg College (D-III) is adding football.

[Franks Tanks]

I think 16 PA football schools.

Yup I think I missed Geneva, they were NAIA but are now NCAA D-II I believe, or are about to be.

[74AppState]

Howard and Georgetown have never met----wow!

[74AppState]

Ok---I admit, the "persons per school" was what I was thinking when I started this thread. I was feeling pretty good that my ASU Apps have been drawing in 27,000 per game while competing with 13 other D I schools for fans. But the population stat for the State of Montana is pretty impressive too--congrats for supporting your teams! It will be VERY interesting to see how the other states stack up. Thanks to the AGS reader for supplying the info!

[dgreco]

Yup I think I missed Geneva, they were NAIA but are now NCAA D-II I believe, or are about to be.

iis Seton Hill in PA? would that make 17 or am I getting confused too.

[JALMOND]

Nevada---2 FBS (Nevada and Nevada-Las Vegas), 0 FCS

Wyoming---1 FBS (Wyoming), 0 FCS

Idaho---1 FBS (Boise State), 1 FCS (Idaho State), 1 FBS in name only (Idaho). :D

[Franks Tanks]

iis Seton Hill in PA? would that make 17 or am I getting confused too.

I believe they are starting a team next year?

[Franks Tanks]

I believe they are starting a team next year?

My bad your right Greco- this is there 1st year in D-II

http://www.setonhill.edu/o/index.cfm?PID=35&T1=2&T2=0&T3=0

[Purple For Life]

Ok---I admit, the "persons per school" was what I was thinking when I started this thread. I was feeling pretty good that my ASU Apps have been drawing in 27,000 per game while competing with 13 other D I schools for fans. But the population stat for the State of Montana is pretty impressive too--congrats for supporting your teams! It will be VERY interesting to see how the other states stack up. Thanks to the AGS reader for supplying the info!

When you mean persons per school, do you mean student populations, or metro populations for the towns that the colleges are in? Or both?

See, you opened a whole can of worms! :p

And I can't look up the smaller Iowa schools...I've got some homework I'm laboring over. :(

[kalm]

Washington Schools

D-I:

FBS
Washington
Washington State

FCS
Eastern Washington

D-II
Western Washington
Central Washington
Seattle Pacific (Non-Football)
Seattle University (Non-Football)

D-III
Pacific Lutheran
University of Puget Sound
Whitworth

Since you're including non-football, you forgot GU. Also, from a proximity standpoint, we're closer to Idaho and Montana, than the UW.

[UNCBears2010]

Colorado
Colorado State
Air Force
Northern Colorado

I'll add:
Denver (Non-Football DI)

DII:
Mesa State
Colorado School of Mines
Adams State
Fort Lewis
Western State
Colorado Christian (Non-Football)
CSU-Pueblo (Football in 2008)
Metro State (Non-Football)
Regis (Non-Football)

DIII:
Colorado College (DI Hockey)

That's 15 in Colorado, 10 that play football.

[JayJ79]

Iowa: (with subdivision, conference, and record against instate competition this season)
Northern Iowa (FCS, Gateway, 2-0)
Iowa State (FBS, Big Twelve, 1-1)
Drake (FCS non-scholarship, Pioneer, 0-1)
U of Iowa (FBS, Big Ten, 0-1)

Not part of the original thread, but here are the football teams from other divisions for Iowa:

Div. II:
Upper Iowa Univ. (Northern Sun conf.)

Div. III: (Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, unless noted)
Buena Vista University
Central College (Iowa)
Coe College
Cornell College
University of Dubuque
Loras College
Luther College
Simpson College
Wartburg College
Grinnell College (Midwest Conference)

NAIA:
Briar Cliff University
Dordt College
Graceland University
Iowa Wesleyan College
Morningside College
Northwestern College (IA)
Saint Ambrose University
Waldorf College
William Penn University

So the breakdown of college football teams in Iowa:
2 FBS, 2 FCS, 1 D2, 10 D3, and 9 NAIA. For a total of 24 teams.

[Purple For Life]

Not part of the original thread, but here are the football teams from other divisions for Iowa:

Div. II:
Upper Iowa Univ. (Northern Sun conf.)

Div. III: (Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, unless noted)
Buena Vista University
Central College (Iowa)
Coe College
Cornell College
University of Dubuque
Loras College
Luther College
Simpson College
Wartburg College
Grinnell College (Midwest Conference)

NAIA:
Briar Cliff University
Dordt College
Graceland University
Iowa Wesleyan College
Morningside College
Northwestern College (IA)
Saint Ambrose University
Waldorf College
William Penn University

So the breakdown of college football teams in Iowa:
2 FBS, 2 FCS, 1 D2, 10 D3, and 9 NAIA. For a total of 24 teams.

You forgot Iowa Central and NIACC...I don't know what class they are in, but we get a lot of transfers from those two schools.

[greenG]

The list for the Great Lakes State follows. Since hockey is a big sport in Michigan I have included the D-I hockey programs, many of whom are D-2 in other sports. There are no FCS schools in Michigan.

D-I Football schools

Michigan (Big Ten)
Michigan State (Big Ten)
Central Michigan (MAC)
Eastern Michigan (MAC)
Western Michigan (MAC)

D-I Non-football schools

Detroit Mercy (Horizon)
Oakland (Summit)

Non D-I Football schools playing D-I hockey

Ferris State (CCHA)
Lake Superior State (CCHA)
Northern Michigan (CCHA)
Michigan Tech (WCHA)
Wayne State (CHA - folding the program after this year)

Add to Michigan:

D-II

Michigan Tech (GLIAC)
Northern Michigan (GLIAC)
Lake Superior State (GLIAC - no football)
Ferris State (GLIAC)
Grand Valley State (GLIAC)
Northwood (GLIAC)
Saginaw Valley State (GLIAC)
Wayne State (GLIAC)

D-III

Calvin (MIAA - no football)
Hope (MIAA)
Kalamazoo (MIAA)
Olivet (MIAA)
Alma (MIAA)
Albion (MIAA)
Adrian (MIAA)

NAIA (none play football)

Concordia (WHAC)
Michigan - Dearborn (WHAC)
Siena Heights (WHAC)
Aquinas (WHAC)
Cornerstone (WHAC)
Davenport (WHAC)
Madonna (WHAC)

USCAA (none play football)

Finlandia
Rochester
Andrews

[brownbear]

FBS

Georgia
Georgia Tech

FCS

Georgia Southern
Savannah State

Non-football DI

Georgia State
Kennesaw State
Mercer

DII Football

Clark Atlanta
Morehouse
West Georgia
Fort Valley State
Albany State
Valdosta State

DIII Football

LaGrange

NAIA Football

Shorter

[JayJ79]

You forgot Iowa Central and NIACC...I don't know what class they are in, but we get a lot of transfers from those two schools.

Hadn't seen anyone list Junior Colleges yet, in which case, these are the only ones I know of with football:
Iowa Central Community College
North Iowa Area Community College
Ellsworth Community College

[OhioHen]

Doesn't fit in any of these categories but they do play football on the college level Apprentice School (Newport News)

They play in the Atlantic Central Football Conference along with Division III teams SUNY-Brockport, Wesley (DE), Salisbury State (MD), and Frostburg State (MD).

Other sports are in the USCAA (according to the school's athletics website).

[OhioHen]

If I get ambitious later, maybe I'll try other divisions.


I got ambitious. Here are the others for Ohio (football-playing schools only):

Division II (4)
Ashland
Central State
Findlay
Tiffin

Division III (21)
Baldwin-Wallace
Bluffton
Capital
Case Western Reserve
Defiance
Denison
Heidelberg
Hiram
John Carroll
Kenyon
Marietta
Mount St. Joseph
Mount Union
Muskingum
Oberlin
Ohio Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
Wilmington
Wittenberg
Wooster

NAIA (4)
Malone
Ohio Dominican
Urbana
Walsh

[mikebigg]

Louisiana Division I Football Schools
Louisiana State
Louisiana-Lafayette
Louisiana-Monroe
Louisiana Tech
Tulane
Northwestern State
Grambling State
McNeese State
Southern
Nicholls State
Southeastern Louisiana

11 Total; 5 FBS; 6 FCS

And it's really sad that more of these teams don't play each other on a regular basis. Lafayette should rotate McNeese and Southern; Tulane should rotate Southeastern and Nichols; La Tech should rotate Northwestern and Grambling; ULM should rotate Grambling and La Tech

I would like Gram to play either La Tech, ULM or ULL each year plus one Southland conference member. That would leave us space for two other FCS Division team (one of which I would like to see from the MEAC).

[art vandelay]

VERMONT
UHHHHHHH
0 xconfusedx xconfusedx xconfusedx

[mrklean]

Georgia

Georgia Southern(SO.CON)
University of Georgia(SEC)
Georgia Tech(ACC)
Savannah State(INDY)
Georgia State non-football

Div. II
Morehouse College(SIAC)
Clarke-Atlanta(SIAC)
Albany State(SIAC)
Fort Valley State(SIAC)
West Georgia(Gulf South)
Valdosta State(Gulf South)

[ianuni57]

I will use my first post to add to this thread. I am a UNI alum now living in Nebraska, FBS football in this state is terrible this year... and I am loving it!!
1 - FBS Nebraska-Lincoln (Creighton - No FB)
0 - FCS
I think this state is all full of D2 Schools, but I can only name a few:
Nebraska-Omaha
Nebraska-Kearney
Chadron State
Wayne State


Go Panthers!!

[BearsCountry]

I will use my first post to add to this thread. I am a UNI alum now living in Nebraska, FBS football in this state is terrible this year... and I am loving it!!
1 - FBS Nebraska-Lincoln (Creighton - No FB)
0 - FCS
I think this state is all full of D2 Schools, but I can only name a few:
Nebraska-Omaha
Nebraska-Kearney
Chadron State
Wayne State


Go Panthers!!

You got all of them.

[UCAMonkey]

AL 9 DI's 9 Football (4FBS 5FCS)
AZ 3 DI's 3 Football (2FBS 1 FCS)
AK 5 DI's 4 FB (2FBS 2 FCS)
CA 24 DI's 11 FB (7FBS 4 FCS)
CO 5 DI's 4 FB (3FBS 1 FCS)
CT 7 DI's 4 FB (1FBS 3 FCS)
DE 2 DI's 2 FB (2FCS)
DC 4 DI's 2 FB (2FCS)
FL 13 DI's 10FB (7FBS 3 FCS)
GA 7 DI's 4FB (2FBS 2FCS)
HI 1 DI's 1FB (1FBS)
ID 3 DI's 3FB (2FBS 1 FCS)
IL 12 DI's 7FB (3FBS 4FCS)
IN 10 DI's 7FB (4FBS 3FCS)
IA 4 DI's 4FB (2FBS 2FCS)
KS 3 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
KY 6 DI's 6FB (3FBS 3FCS)
LA 13 DI's 11FB (5FBS 6FCS)
ME 1DI's 1FB (1FCS)
MA 6DI's 5FB (1FBS 4FCS)
MI 7DI's 5FB (5FBS)
MN 1DI's 1FB (1FBS)
MS 6DI's 6FB (3FBS 3FCS)
MO 5 DI's 3FB (1FBS 2FCS)
MT 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
NE 2 DI's 1FB (1FBS)
NV 2 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
NH 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
NJ 8 DI's 3FB (1FBS 2FCS)
NM 2 DI's 2FB (2FBS)
NY 22 DI's 13FB (3FBS 10FCS)
NC 19 DI's 14FB (5FBS 9FCS)
ND 2 DI's 2FB (2FCS)
OH 13 DI's 10FB (8FBS 2FCS)
OK 4 DI's 3FB (3FBS)
OR 4 DI's 3FB (2FBS 1FCS)
PA 14 DI's 12FB (3FBS 9FCS)
RI 4DI's 3FB (3FCS)
SC 12DI's 9FB (2FBS 7FCS)
SD 2DI's 2FB (2FCS)
TN 12DI's 9FB (4FBS 4FCS)
TX 20 DI's 15FB (9FBS 6FCS)
UT 6 DI's 5FB (3FBS 2FCS)
VT 1DI's 0FB
VA 14DI's 11FB (2FBS 9FCS)
WA 5DI's 3FB (2FBS 1FCS)
WV 2DI's 2FB (2FBS)
WI 4DI's 1FB (1FBS)
WY 1DI's 1FB (1FBS)

I think I have them all right, but I could be wrong. Next comes "person's per school"


What state is AK?

[BlueHen86]

What state is AK?
Arkansas

[terrierbob]

Arkansas


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[terrierbob]

Arkansas

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[JoshUCA]

ARkansas xrotatehx xcoffeex

[lizrdgizrd]

Arkansas


ARkansas xrotatehx xcoffeex
The stats listed under AK are actually for ARkansas. xpeacex

[brownbear]

The stats listed under AK are actually for ARkansas. xpeacex

Because Alaska is:

AK 0 DI's 0 FB (0 FBS, 0 FCS)