List of NCAA Division I FCS football programs

Map of the FCS football programs, 2024

This is a list of schools in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) that play football in the United States as a varsity sport and are members of the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), known as Division I-AA from 1978 through 2005. There are 129 FCS programs as of the 2024 season.[1] Conference affiliations are current for the 2024 season. The teams in this subdivision compete in a 24-team playoff for the NCAA Division I Football Championship. All leagues allow scholarships with the exception of the Ivy League and Pioneer Football League.

FCS programs

Team Name School City State[a] Program
established		 First
FCS
season		 Conference[b]
Abilene Christian Wildcats Abilene Christian University Abilene Texas 1919 2017 UAC
Alabama A&M Bulldogs Alabama A&M University Normal[c] Alabama 1912 1999 SWAC
Alabama State Hornets Alabama State University Montgomery Alabama 1901 1982 SWAC
Albany Great Danes State University of New York at Albany Albany New York 1922[d] 1999 CAA
Alcorn State Braves Alcorn State University Lorman[e] Mississippi 1921 1978 SWAC
Arkansas–Pine Bluff Golden Lions University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Arkansas 1916 1998 SWAC
Austin Peay Governors Austin Peay State University Clarksville Tennessee 1930 1978 UAC
Bethune–Cookman Wildcats Bethune–Cookman University Daytona Beach Florida 1925 1980 SWAC
Brown Bears Brown University Providence Rhode Island 1878 1982 Ivy
Bryant Bulldogs Bryant University Smithfield Rhode Island 1999 2012 CAA
Bucknell Bison Bucknell University Lewisburg Pennsylvania 1883 1978 Patriot
Butler Bulldogs Butler University Indianapolis Indiana 1887 1993 Pioneer
Cal Poly Mustangs California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo California 1915 1994 Big Sky
Campbell Fighting Camels Campbell University Buies Creek North Carolina 1925;
2008		 2008 CAA
Central Arkansas Bears University of Central Arkansas Conway Arkansas 1908 2010 UAC
Central Connecticut Blue Devils Central Connecticut State University New Britain Connecticut 1935 1993 Northeast
Charleston Southern Buccaneers Charleston Southern University North Charleston South Carolina 1985 1993 OVC–Big South
Chattanooga Mocs University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chattanooga Tennessee 1899 1982 Southern
The Citadel Bulldogs The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina Charleston South Carolina 1905 1982 Southern
Colgate Raiders Colgate University Hamilton New York 1890 1982 Patriot
Columbia Lions Columbia University New York New York 1870 1982 Ivy
Cornell Big Red Cornell University Ithaca New York 1887 1982 Ivy
Dartmouth Big Green Dartmouth College Hanover New Hampshire 1881 1982 Ivy
Davidson Wildcats Davidson College Davidson North Carolina 1896 1978;
1993		 Pioneer
Dayton Flyers University of Dayton Dayton Ohio 1903 1993 Pioneer
Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens University of Delaware Newark Delaware 1888 1980 CAA[f]
Delaware State Hornets Delaware State University Dover Delaware 1924 1978;
1980		 MEAC
Drake Bulldogs Drake University Des Moines Iowa 1893 1982;
1993		 Pioneer
Duquesne Dukes Duquesne University Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1891 1993 Northeast
East Tennessee State Buccaneers East Tennessee State University Johnson City Tennessee 1920;
2015		 1982;
2015		 Southern
Eastern Illinois Panthers Eastern Illinois University Charleston Illinois 1899 1981 OVC–Big South
Eastern Kentucky Colonels Eastern Kentucky University Richmond Kentucky 1891 1978 UAC
Eastern Washington Eagles Eastern Washington University Cheney Washington 1901 1984 Big Sky
Elon Phoenix Elon University Elon North Carolina 1909 1999 CAA
Florida A&M Rattlers Florida A&M University Tallahassee Florida 1907 1979 SWAC
Fordham Rams Fordham University New York New York 1881 1989 Patriot
Furman Paladins Furman University Greenville South Carolina 1889 1982 Southern
Gardner–Webb Runnin' Bulldogs Gardner–Webb University Boiling Springs North Carolina 1946 2002 OVC–Big South
Georgetown Hoyas Georgetown University Washington District of Columbia 1881 1993 Patriot
Grambling State Tigers Grambling State University Grambling Louisiana 1927 1978 SWAC
Hampton Pirates Hampton University Hampton Virginia 1902 1997 CAA
Harvard Crimson Harvard University Cambridge[g] Massachusetts 1873 1982 Ivy
Holy Cross Crusaders College of the Holy Cross Worcester Massachusetts 1891 1982 Patriot
Houston Christian Huskies Houston Christian University Houston Texas 2013 2014 Southland
Howard Bison Howard University Washington District of Columbia 1882 1978;
1980		 MEAC
Idaho Vandals University of Idaho Moscow Idaho 1893 1978;
2018		 Big Sky[h]
Idaho State Bengals Idaho State University Pocatello Idaho 1902 1978 Big Sky
Illinois State Redbirds Illinois State University Normal Illinois 1887 1982 Missouri Valley
Incarnate Word Cardinals University of the Incarnate Word San Antonio Texas 2009 2017 Southland
Indiana State Sycamores Indiana State University Terre Haute Indiana 1895 1982 Missouri Valley
Jackson State Tigers Jackson State University Jackson Mississippi 1911 1978 SWAC
Lafayette Leopards Lafayette College Easton Pennsylvania 1882 1978 Patriot
Lamar Cardinals Lamar University Beaumont Texas 1923;
2009		 1982;
2010		 Southland
Lehigh Mountain Hawks Lehigh University Bethlehem Pennsylvania 1884 1978 Patriot
LIU[i] Sharks Long Island University Brookville New York 1957[j] 2019 Northeast
Maine Black Bears University of Maine Orono Maine 1892 1978 CAA
Marist Red Foxes Marist College Poughkeepsie New York 1965 1993 Pioneer
McNeese Cowboys McNeese State University Lake Charles Louisiana 1950 1982 Southland
Mercer Bears Mercer University Macon Georgia 1891;
2013		 2013 Southern
Merrimack Warriors Merrimack College North Andover Massachusetts 1947 2023 Independent
Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils Mississippi Valley State University Itta Bena[k] Mississippi 1953 1980 SWAC
Missouri State Bears Missouri State University Springfield Missouri 1909 1982 Missouri Valley[l]
Monmouth Hawks Monmouth University West Long Branch New Jersey 1993 1994 CAA
Montana Grizzlies University of Montana Missoula Montana 1897 1978 Big Sky
Montana State Bobcats Montana State University Bozeman Montana 1897 1978 Big Sky
Morehead State Eagles Morehead State University Morehead Kentucky 1924 1978 Pioneer
Morgan State Bears Morgan State University Baltimore Maryland 1897 1986 MEAC
Murray State Racers Murray State University Murray Kentucky 1924 1978 Missouri Valley
New Hampshire Wildcats University of New Hampshire Durham New Hampshire 1893 1978 CAA
Nicholls Colonels Nicholls State University Thibodaux Louisiana 1972 1980 Southland
Norfolk State Spartans Norfolk State University Norfolk Virginia 1938 1997 MEAC
North Alabama Lions University of North Alabama Florence Alabama 1912 2022 UAC
North Carolina A&T Aggies North Carolina A&T State University Greensboro North Carolina 1901 1978;
1980		 CAA
North Carolina Central Eagles North Carolina Central University Durham North Carolina 1921 2011 MEAC
North Dakota Fighting Hawks University of North Dakota Grand Forks North Dakota 1894 2012 Missouri Valley
North Dakota State Bison North Dakota State University Fargo North Dakota 1894 2008 Missouri Valley
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks Northern Arizona University Flagstaff Arizona 1915 1978 Big Sky
Northern Colorado Bears University of Northern Colorado Greeley Colorado 1892 2007 Big Sky
Northern Iowa Panthers University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls Iowa 1895 1981 Missouri Valley
Northwestern State Demons Northwestern State University Natchitoches Louisiana 1907 1978 Southland
Penn Quakers University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1876 1982 Ivy
Portland State Vikings Portland State University Portland[m] Oregon 1947 1978;
1998		 Big Sky
Prairie View A&M Panthers Prairie View A&M University Prairie View Texas 1906 1978 SWAC
Presbyterian Blue Hose Presbyterian College Clinton South Carolina 1913 2011 Pioneer
Princeton Tigers Princeton University Princeton New Jersey 1869 1982 Ivy
Rhode Island Rams University of Rhode Island Kingston Rhode Island 1895 1978 CAA
Richmond Spiders University of Richmond Richmond Virginia 1881 1982 CAA[n]
Robert Morris Colonials Robert Morris University Moon Township Pennsylvania 1994 1998 Northeast
Sacramento State Hornets California State University, Sacramento Sacramento California 1954 1993 Big Sky
Sacred Heart Pioneers Sacred Heart University Fairfield Connecticut 1991 1999 Independent
Saint Francis (PA) Red Flash Saint Francis University Loretto Pennsylvania 1909 1993 Northeast
Samford Bulldogs Samford University Birmingham Alabama 1902 1989 Southern
San Diego Toreros University of San Diego San Diego California 1956 1993 Pioneer
South Carolina State Bulldogs South Carolina State University Orangeburg South Carolina 1906 1978;
1980		 MEAC
South Dakota Coyotes University of South Dakota Vermillion South Dakota 1889 2012 Missouri Valley
South Dakota State Jackrabbits South Dakota State University Brookings South Dakota 1889 2008 Missouri Valley
Southeast Missouri State Redhawks Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau Missouri 1902 1990 OVC–Big South
Southeastern Louisiana Lions Southeastern Louisiana University Hammond Louisiana 1930;
2003		 1980;
2003		 Southland
Southern Jaguars Southern University Baton Rouge Louisiana 1915 1978 SWAC
Southern Illinois Salukis Southern Illinois University Carbondale Carbondale Illinois 1904 1982 Missouri Valley
Southern Utah Thunderbirds Southern Utah University Cedar City Utah 1929 1993 UAC
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches Texas 1923 1986 Southland
Stetson Hatters Stetson University DeLand Florida 1901;
2013		 2013 Pioneer
Stony Brook Seawolves Stony Brook University Stony Brook New York 1969 1999 CAA
Tarleton Texans Tarleton State University Stephenville Texas 1899 2024 UAC
Tennessee State Tigers Tennessee State University Nashville Tennessee 1916 1981 OVC–Big South
Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Tennessee Technological University Cookeville Tennessee 1917 1978 OVC–Big South
Texas Southern Tigers Texas Southern University Houston Texas 1947 1978 SWAC
Towson Tigers Towson University Towson Maryland 1968 1987 CAA
UC Davis Aggies University of California, Davis Davis California 1915 2007 Big Sky
UT Martin Skyhawks University of Tennessee at Martin Martin Tennessee 1953 1992 OVC–Big South
Utah Tech Trailblazers Utah Tech University St. George Utah 1911 2024 UAC
Valparaiso Beacons Valparaiso University Valparaiso Indiana 1906 1993 Pioneer
Villanova Wildcats Villanova University Villanova Pennsylvania 1894 1987 CAA
VMI Keydets Virginia Military Institute Lexington Virginia 1873 1982 Southern
Wagner Seahawks Wagner College New York New York 1927 1993 Northeast
Weber State Wildcats Weber State University Ogden Utah 1962 1978 Big Sky
Western Carolina Catamounts Western Carolina University Cullowhee North Carolina 1931 1982 Southern
Western Illinois Leathernecks Western Illinois University Macomb Illinois 1903 1981 OVC–Big South
William & Mary Tribe College of William & Mary Williamsburg Virginia 1893 1982 CAA
Wofford Terriers Wofford College Spartanburg South Carolina 1889 1995 Southern
Yale Bulldogs Yale University New Haven Connecticut 1872 1982 Ivy
Youngstown State Penguins Youngstown State University Youngstown Ohio 1938 1981 Missouri Valley
  1. ^ 12 states (Alaska, Hawaii, Kansas, Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming) do not currently have FCS programs.
  2. ^ According to conferences in football, not necessarily a team's primary conference.
  3. ^ The campus mailing address is Huntsville; Normal is a Huntsville neighborhood that encompasses the AAMU campus.
  4. ^ The first fielded team only played three seasons (1922–1924), from 1925 through 1969 Albany did not have a football program. The modern era of Albany football began in 1970, when the school restored football as a club sport. The team was upgraded to full varsity status in 1973.
  5. ^ The Alcorn State campus has a Lorman mailing address, but is in unincorporated Claiborne County and is designated by the US Census Bureau as Alcorn State, Mississippi.
  6. ^ Delaware will move to the FBS's Conference USA in 2025.
  7. ^ Although the academic core of the Harvard campus, including the university administration, is located in Cambridge, the school's athletic complex, including the football stadium, is within the city limits of Boston.
  8. ^ This is Idaho's second stint in the grouping now known as FCS; it had been a member of what was then known as Division I-AA from the group's creation in 1978 through 1995, after which it moved to the league then known as the Pacific Coast Athletic Association (now the Big West Conference). At that time, the PCAA sponsored FBS (then Division I-A) football.
  9. ^ Effective in 2019–20, Long Island University merged its two athletic programs the Division I non-football LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds and Division II football-sponsoring LIU Post Pioneers into a single D-I athletic program under the Sharks name. The LIU Post football team became the new LIU football team, playing at its current home on the Post campus and joining the Northeast Conference. LIU was immediately eligible for the playoffs, as it was treated as a new football program of an existing D-I institution, but lost all its Division I games in the 2019 season and failed to qualify.
  10. ^ First season of the LIU Post program that became the LIU program in 2019. The Brooklyn campus first played football in 1928, but dropped the sport in 1940, before the Post campus existed; LIU traces the history of its current football program through Post.
  11. ^ The MVSU campus has an Itta Bena mailing address, but is in unincorporated Leflore County and is designated by the US Census Bureau as Mississippi Valley State, Mississippi.
  12. ^ Missouri State will move to the FBS's Conference USA in 2025.
  13. ^ Portland State's campus is in the city of Portland, but it plays its home football games in the suburb of Hillsboro.
  14. ^ Richmond will join the Patriot League as a football affiliate in 2025.

Transitioning from Division II

The following programs are transitioning from NCAA Division II to FCS, or have announced definitive plans to do so. Under current NCAA rules, they must have an invitation from a Division I conference to begin the transition. During the normally four-year transition period, they are ineligible for the FCS playoffs. Since January 2025, the NCAA has expedited the reclassification period for schools, by one year, with schools already reclassifying to Division I being given the option to use either the new, shorter reclassification period or the original, longer period they initially agreed to. The new transition period is three years instead of the previous four for schools transitioning from Division II. and four years instead of the previous five for schools transitioning from Division III.[2] As of January 16, Lindenwood has exercised this option.[3]

Team School City State Founded First played Conference Full membership
East Texas A&M Lions East Texas A&M University Commerce Texas 1889 1915 Southland 2026[a]
Lindenwood Lions Lindenwood University St. Charles Missouri 1827 1990 OVC–Big South[b] 2025[c]
Mercyhurst Lakers[d] Mercyhurst University Erie Pennsylvania 1926 1981 Northeast 2028[4]
Stonehill Skyhawks Stonehill College Easton Massachusetts 1948 1970 Northeast 2026[e]
West Georgia Wolves[f] University of West Georgia Carrollton Georgia 1906 1981 UAC 2028[5]
  1. ^ East Texas A&M began a transition from Division II to Division I in 2022, joining the Southland Conference as a full member, including football.
  2. ^ A football-only partnership between the Ohio Valley Conference and Big South Conference; officially treated by the NCAA as an alliance between the two leagues instead of a fully formed conference.
  3. ^ Lindenwood began a transition from Division II to Division I in 2022, joining the Ohio Valley Conference as a full member, including football.
  4. ^ Mercyhurst has a Northeast Conference invitation. They are scheduled to start a transition from Division II to Division I in 2024, pending NCAA approval.
  5. ^ Stonehill began a transition from Division II to Division I in 2022, joining the Northeast Conference as a full member, including football.
  6. ^ West Georgia has a ASUN Conference/UAC invitation. They are scheduled to start a transition from Division II to Division I in 2024, pending NCAA approval.

Transitioning from Division III

Normally, under current NCAA rules, teams are not allowed to reclassify directly from NCAA Division III to Division I. However, after St. Thomas was involuntarily removed from the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, they and their future primary conference home, the Summit League, worked with the NCAA to move directly to Division I. On July 15, 2020, it was announced that the NCAA had approved this transition, and St. Thomas has played in Division I starting with the 2021 season.[6] Since January 2025, the NCAA has expedited the reclassification period for schools, by one year, with schools already reclassifying to Division I being given the option to use either the new, shorter reclassification period or the original, longer period they initially agreed to. The new transition period is four years instead of the previous five for schools transitioning from Division III.[2] As of January 15, St. Thomas has exercised this option.[7]

Team School City State Founded First played Conference Full membership
St. Thomas Tommies University of St. Thomas Saint Paul Minnesota 1885 1904 Pioneer Football League 2025

Programs moving to FCS

Team School City State Current
conference		 Future
conference		 First
playing		 Full
membership
UTRGV Vaqueros University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Brownsville & Edinburg[a] Texas No football program Southland[b] 2025[c] 2025
  1. ^ While UTRGV has multiple campuses within its service area, its athletic program is based at the Edinburg campus, which it inherited from its athletic predecessor, the University of Texas–Pan American. The football team plans to play home games in both Brownsville (home to a UTRGV campus inherited from the University of Texas at Brownsville) and Edinburg; when UTRGV confirmed the addition of football in late 2022, it committed to establishing separate marching bands and spirit programs for the two campuses.[8]
  2. ^ UTRGV will move their athletics program from the WAC to the Southland in 2024, and their football team is expected to play there once they begin varsity play in 2025.
  3. ^ The former UTPA played football while it was a junior college, but never had a football program as a four-year institution.

Former Division I FCS football programs

School Nickname City State First
Division I FCS
season 		Last
Division I FCS
season 		Former FCS
conference 		Current
level
University of Akron Zips Akron Ohio 1979 1986 Ohio Valley Conference Division I FBS
Appalachian State University Mountaineers Boone North Carolina 1982 2013 Southern Conference Division I FBS
University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers Birmingham Alabama 1993 1995 I-AA independent Division I FBS
Arkansas State University Indians[n 1] Jonesboro Arkansas 1982 1991 I-AA independent Division I FBS
Ball State University Cardinals Muncie Indiana 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
Boise State University Broncos Boise Idaho 1978 1995 Big Sky Conference Division I FBS
Boston University Terriers Boston Massachusetts 1978 1997 Atlantic 10 Conference Program dropped
Bowling Green State University Falcons Bowling Green Ohio 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
University at Buffalo Bulls Buffalo New York 1993 1998 I-AA independent Division I FBS
California State University, Northridge Matadors Northridge California 1993 2001 I-AA independent Program dropped
Canisius University Golden Griffins Buffalo New York 1993 2002 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Program dropped
University of Central Florida Golden Knights[n 3] Orlando[n 4] Florida 1990 1995 I-AA independent Division I FBS
University of Cincinnati Bearcats Cincinnati Ohio 1982 1982[n 5] I-AA independent Division I FBS
Coastal Carolina University Chanticleers Conway South Carolina 2003 2016 I-AA independent Division I FBS
University of Connecticut Huskies Storrs[n 6] Connecticut 1978 1999 Atlantic 10 Conference Division I FBS
Eastern Michigan University Hurons[n 7] Ypsilanti Michigan 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
University of Evansville Purple Aces Evansville Indiana 1993 1997 Pioneer Football League Program dropped
Fairfield University Stags Fairfield Connecticut 1997 2002 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Program dropped
Florida Atlantic University Owls Boca Raton Florida 2001 2004 I-AA independent Division I FBS
Florida International University Panthers Miami[n 8] Florida 2003 2004 I-AA independent Division I FBS
Georgia Southern University Eagles Statesboro Georgia 1984 2013 Southern Conference Division I FBS
Georgia State University Panthers Atlanta Georgia 2010 2012 CAA Football Division I FBS
Hofstra University Pride Hempstead New York 1993 2009 CAA Football Program dropped
Iona University Gaels New Rochelle New York 1993 2008 FCS independent Program dropped
Jacksonville University Dolphins Jacksonville Florida 1998 2019 Pioneer Football League Program dropped
Jacksonville State University Gamecocks Jacksonville Alabama 1997 2022 ASUN Conference Division I FBS
James Madison University Dukes Harrisonburg Virginia 1980 2021 CAA Football Division I FBS
Kennesaw State University Owls Kennesaw[n 9] Georgia 2015 2023 FCS independent Division I FBS
Kent State University Golden Flashes Kent Ohio 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
La Salle University Explorers Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1997 2007 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Program dropped
Liberty University Flames Lynchburg Virginia 1989 2017 Big South Conference Division I FBS
Louisiana Tech University Bulldogs Ruston Louisiana 1982 1988 I-AA independent Division I FBS
Marshall University Thundering Herd Huntington West Virginia 1982 1996 Southern Conference Division I FBS
University of Massachusetts Amherst Minutemen Amherst Massachusetts 1978 2011 CAA Football Division I FBS
Miami University Redskins[n 10] Oxford Ohio 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders Murfreesboro Tennessee 1978 1998 Ohio Valley Conference Division I FBS
Morris Brown College Wolverines Atlanta Georgia 2001 2003 I-AA independent Dropped athletics
University of Nevada, Reno Wolf Pack Reno Nevada 1978 1991 Big Sky Conference Division I FBS
University of North Carolina at Charlotte 49ers Charlotte North Carolina 2013 2014 FCS independent Division I FBS
University of North Texas Mean Green Denton Texas 1982 1994 Southland Conference Division I FBS
Northeast Louisiana University[n 11] Indians[n 12] Monroe Louisiana 1982 1993 Southland Conference Division I FBS
Northeastern University Huskies Boston Massachusetts 1978 2009 CAA Football Program dropped
Northern Illinois University Huskies DeKalb Illinois 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
Ohio University Bobcats Athens Ohio 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
Old Dominion University Monarchs Norfolk Virginia 2009 2013 FCS independent Division I FBS
St. John's University Red Storm Queens New York 1993 2002 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Program dropped
Saint Mary's College of California Gaels Moraga California 1993 2003 I-AA independent Program dropped
Saint Peter's University Peacocks Jersey City New Jersey 1993 2006 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Program dropped
Sam Houston State University Bearkats Huntsville Texas 1986 2022 Western Athletic Conference Division I FBS
Savannah State University Tigers Savannah Georgia 2002 2018 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Division II
Siena College Saints Loudonville New York 1993 2003 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Program dropped
University of South Alabama Jaguars Mobile Alabama 2010 2011 FCS independent Division I FBS
University of South Florida Bulls Tampa Florida 1997 2000 I-AA independent Division I FBS
Southwest Texas State University[n 13] Bobcats San Marcos Texas 1984 2010 FCS independent Division I FBS
University of Texas at Arlington Mavericks Arlington Texas 1982 1985 Southland Conference Program dropped
University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Roadrunners San Antonio Texas 2011 2011 FCS independent Division I FBS
Troy State University[n 14] Trojans Troy Alabama 1978 2000 Southland Conference Division I FBS
West Texas State University[n 15] Buffaloes Canyon Texas 1982 1985 Missouri Valley Conference Division II
Western Kentucky University Hilltoppers Bowling Green Kentucky 1978 2008 FCS independent Division I FBS
Western Michigan University Broncos Kalamazoo Michigan 1982 1983[n 2] Mid-American Conference Division I FBS
  1. ^ Nickname changed to Red Wolves in 2008.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h 8 of the 10 schools in the MAC at the time were reclassified from Division I-A to Division I-AA prior to the 1982 season. However, following appeals from Bowling Green, Miami (OH), Northern Illinois, and Western Michigan, the conference as a whole was permitted to remain in I-A beginning in the 1983 season.
  3. ^ Nickname changed to Knights in 2007.
  4. ^ UCF's campus has an Orlando mailing address, but is located entirely within unincorporated Orange County.
  5. ^ Cincinnati was initially reclassified from Division I-A to Division I-AA prior to the 1982 season. However, the university filed an injunction to postpone their demotion to after the 1982 season, and was ultimately successful in remaining in I-A.
  6. ^ UConn currently plays its home games in East Hartford, Connecticut.
  7. ^ Nickname changed to Eagles in 1991.
  8. ^ FIU's campus has a Miami mailing address, but is located entirely within unincorporated Miami-Dade County.
  9. ^ Kennesaw State's campus has a Kennesaw mailing address, but is located entirely within unincorporated Cobb County.
  10. ^ Nickname changed to RedHawks in 1996.
  11. ^ University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM) since 1999.
  12. ^ Nickname changed to Warhawks in 2006.
  13. ^ Texas State University since 2013.
  14. ^ Troy University since 2004.
  15. ^ West Texas A&M University since 1993.

See also

References

  1. ^ "NCAA Directory - Directory - Member Listing".
  2. ^ a b "NCAA: D-I men's teams no longer need waivers for preseason games". ESPN. January 16, 2025. Retrieved January 16, 2025.
  3. ^ "Division I Announces New Reclassification Criteria" (Press release). Lindenwood University. January 16, 2025. Retrieved January 26, 2025.
  4. ^ "Mercyhurst University marks new era in athletics with move to Division I". Mercyhurst University. April 4, 2024.
  5. ^ "UWG Athletics to Transition to NCAA Division I". West Georgia Athletics. Retrieved September 8, 2023.
  6. ^ "St. Thomas gets approval from NCAA to go Division I". Star Tribune. July 16, 2020. Retrieved July 16, 2020.
  7. ^ "St. Thomas statement regarding the NCAA reclassification vote". Tommie Sports (Press release). January 15, 2025. Retrieved January 26, 2025.
  8. ^ "UTRGV announces approval of football, women's aquatics, band, spirit programs" (Press release). UTRGV Vaqueros. November 18, 2022. Retrieved March 11, 2023.

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