D-I basketball conference affiliations for 2013-14

Updated with the latest moves, Kansas City from the Summit to the WAC, and Masaachusetts-Lowell to America East. NJIT is the only school without a home.

America East (9)
1. Albany
2. Binghamton
3. Hartford
4. Maine
5. Maryland-Baltimore County
6. Massachusetts-Lowell (new to D-I)
7. New Hampshire
8. Stony Brook
9. Vermont

ACC (14)
1. Boston College
2. Clemson
3. Duke
4. Florida State
5. Georgia Tech
6. Maryland (to Big Ten in 2014-15)
7. Miami-Florida
8. North Carolina
9. NC State
10. Pitt (from Big East)
11. Syracuse (from Big East)
12. Virginia
13. Virginia Tech
14. Wake Forest

Atlantic Sun (10)
1. East Tennessee State
2. Florida Gulf Coast
3. Jacksonville
4. Kennesaw State
5. Lipscomb
6. Mercer
7. North Florida
8. Northern Kentucky
9. South Carolina-Upstate
10. Stetson

Atlantic 10 (14)
1. Butler
2. Dayton
3. Duquesne
4. Fordham
5. George Washington
6. LaSalle
7. Massachusetts
8. Rhode Island
9. Richmond
10. Saint Bonaventure
11. Saint Joseph’s
12. Saint Louis
13. VCU
14. Xavier

Big East (18)
1. Central Florida
2. Cincinnati
3. Connecticut
4. DePaul
5. Georgetown
6. Houston (from Conference USA)
7. Louisville (to ACC in 2014-15)
8. Marquette
9. Memphis (from Conference USA)
10. Notre Dame (to ACC in 2014-15)
11. Providence
12. Rutgers (to Big Ten in 2014-15)
13. Saint John’s
14. Seton Hall
15. South Florida
16. SMU (from Conference USA)
17. Temple (from Atlantic 10)
18. Villanova

Big Sky (11)
1. Eastern Washington
2. Idaho State
3. Montana
4. Montana State
5. North Dakota
6. Northern Arizona
7. Northern Colorado
8. Portland State
9. Sacramento State
10. Southern Utah
11. Weber State

Big South (12)
1. Campbell
2. Charleston Southern
3. Coastal Carolina
4. Gardner-Webb
5. High Point
6. Liberty
7. Longwood
8. North Carolina-Asheville
9. Presbyterian
10. Radford
11. VMI
12. Winthrop

Big 10 (12)
1. Illinois
2. Indiana
3. Iowa
4. Michigan
5. Michigan State
6. Minnesota
7. Nebraska
8. Northwestern
9. Ohio State
10. Penn State
11. Purdue
12. Wisconsin

Big 12 (10)
1. Baylor
2. Iowa State
3. Kansas
4. Kansas State
5. Oklahoma
6. Oklahoma State
7. Texas
8. TCU
9. Texas Tech
10. West Virginia

Big West (9)
1. Cal-Davis
2. Cal-Irvine
3. Cal Poly
4. Cal-Riverside
5. Cal-Santa Barbara
6. Cal State-Fullerton
7. Cal State-Northridge
8. Hawaii
9. Long Beach State

Colonial (10)
1. College of Charleston (from Southern)
2. Delaware
3. Drexel
4. George Mason
5. Hofstra
6. James Madison
7. North Carolina-Wilmington
8. Northeastern
9. Towson
10. William & Mary

Conference USA (14)
1. Alabama-Birmingham
2. Charlotte (from Atlantic 10)
3. East Carolina (to Big East/elsewhere in 2014-15)
4. Florida Atlantic (from Sun Belt)
5. Florida International (from Sun Belt)
6. Louisiana Tech (from WAC)
7. Marshall
8. Middle Tennessee (from Sun Belt)
9. North Texas (from Sun Belt)
10. Old Dominion (from Colonial)
11. Rice
12. Southern Mississippi
13. Texas-El Paso
14. Texas-San Antonio (from WAC)
15. Tulane (to Big East in 2014-15)
16. Tulsa

Horizon (9)
1. Cleveland State
2. Detroit
3. Green Bay
4. Illinois-Chicago
5. Loyola-Chicago
6. Milwaukee
7. Valparaiso
8. Wright State
9. Youngstown State

Ivy (8)
1. Brown
2. Columbia
3. Cornell
4. Dartmouth
5. Harvard
6. Penn
7. Princeton
8. Yale

Metro Atlantic (11)
1. Canisius
2. Fairfield
3. Iona
4. Manhattan
5. Marist
6. Monmouth (from Northeast)
7. Niagara
8. Quinnipiac (form Northeast)
9. Rider
10. Saint Peter’s
11. Siena

MAC (12)
1. Akron
2. Ball State
3. Bowling Green
4. Buffalo
5. Central Michigan
6. Eastern Michigan
7. Kent State
8. Miami-Ohio
9. Northern Illinois
10. Ohio
11. Toledo
12. Western Michigan

MEAC (13)
1. Bethune-Cookman
2. Coppin State
3. Delaware State
4. Florida A&M
5. Hampton
6. Howard
7. Maryland-Eastern Shore
8. Morgan State
9. Norfolk State
10. North Carolina A&T
11. North Carolina Central
12. Savannah State
13. South Carolina State

Missouri Valley (10)
1. Bradley
2. Creighton
3. Drake
4. Evansville
5. Illinois State
6. Indiana State
7. Missouri State
8. Northern Iowa
9. Southern Illinois
10. Wichita State

Mountain West (11)
1. Air Force
2. Boise State
3. Colorado State
4. Fresno State
5. Nevada
6. Nevada-Las Vegas
7. New Mexico
8. San Diego State
9. San Jose State (from WAC)
10. Utah State (from WAC)
11. Wyoming

Northeast (10)
1. Bryant
2. Central Connecticut
3. Fairleigh Dickinson
4. Long Island
5. Mount Saint Mary’s
6. Robert Morris
7. Sacred Heart
8. Saint Francis-NY
9. Saint Francis-PA
10. Wagner

Ohio Valley (12)
1. Austin Peay
2. Belmont
3. Eastern Illinois
4. Eastern Kentucky
5. Jacksonville State
6. Morehead State
7. Murray State
8. Southeast Missouri State
9. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville
10. Tennessee-Martin
11. Tennessee State
12. Tennessee Tech

Pac 12 (12)
1. Arizona
2. Arizona State
3. Cal
4. Colorado
5. Oregon
6. Oregon State
7. Stanford
8. UCLA
9. USC
10. Utah
11. Washington
12. Washington State

Patriot (10)
1. American
2. Army
3. Boston U (from America East)
4. Bucknell
5. Colgate
6. Holy Cross
7. Lafayette
8. Lehigh
9. Loyola-Maryland (from Metro Atlantic)
10. Navy

SEC (14)
1. Alabama
2. Arkansas
3. Auburn
4. Florida
5. Georgia
6. Kentucky
7. LSU
8. Mississippi
9. Mississippi State
10. Missouri
11. South Carolina
12. Tennessee
13. Texas A&M
14. Vanderbilt

Southern (11)
1. Appalachian State
2. Chattanooga
3. Citadel
4. Davidson
5. Elon
6. Furman
7. Georgia Southern
8. North Carolina-Greensboro
9. Samford
10. Western Carolina
11. Wofford

Southland (14)
1. Abilene Christian (new to D-I)
2. Central Arkansas
3. Houston Baptist (from Great West)
4. Incarnate Word (new to D-I)
5. Lamar
6. McNeese State
7. New Orleans (from Independent)
8. Nicholls State
9. Northwestern State
10. Oral Roberts
11. Sam Houston State
12. Southeastern Louisiana
13. Stephen F. Austin
14. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi

SWAC (10)
1. Alabama A&M
2. Alabama State
3. Alcorn State
4. Arkansas-Pine Bluff
5. Grambling
6. Jackson State
7. Mississippi Valley State
8. Prairie View A&M
9. Southern U
10. Texas Southern

Summit (9)
1. Denver (from WAC)
2. IPFW
3. IUPUI
4. North Dakota State
5. Oakland
6. Omaha
7. South Dakota
8. South Dakota State
9. Western Illinois

Sun Belt (10)
1. Arkansas-Little Rock
2. Arkansas State
3. Georgia State (from Colonial)
4. Louisiana
5. Louisiana-Monroe
6. South Alabama
7. Texas-Arlington (from WAC)
8. Texas State (from WAC)
9. Troy
10. Western Kentucky

West Coast (10)
1. Brigham Young
2. Gonzaga
3. Loyola Marymount
4. Pacific (from Big West)
5. Pepperdine
6. Portland
7. Saint Mary’s
8. San Diego
9. San Francisco
10. Santa Clara

WAC (9)
1. Cal State-Bakersfield (from Independent)
2. Chicago State (from Great West)
3. Grand Canyon (new to D-I)
4. Idaho (to Big Sky in 2014-15)
5. Kansas City (from Summit)
6. New Mexico State
7. Seattle
8. Texas-Pan American (from Great West)
9. Utah Valley (from Great West)

Independent (1)
1. NJIT (from Great West)

The WAC and Conference USA are a hot mess. They should make some trades and at least get some kind of East-West split. Also, what's an Incarnate Word?

howeda7 said:

. ... Also, what's an Incarnate Word?

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Whatver it is, I hope they're not on our schedule next season. Ditto for UMass-Lowell.

The Big East is hotter and messier. What a joke. Their mission must say that "we shall be the biggest conference no matter what." Oh, and the most ego driven. Some mission.

So we don't get Maryland and Rutgers until the year after next, eh?! Interesting. I thought that we got them next year?! Well, in that case, my guess is that more change is yet to come before the year is over. I bet we get 2 more teams that would both start same time as Maryland and Rutgers.

sunnyday2 said:

The Big East is hotter and messier. What a joke. Their mission must say that "we shall be the biggest conference no matter what." Oh, and the most ego driven. Some mission.

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I like to refer to the Big East as "The Big Easy To Get Into". Accepting Tulane (in 2014-15) tells me all I need to know about the Big East.

It'll still be a good hoops conference in 2013-14, but it's quite sad what Big East basketball is going to become once the Catholic 7 move along to form their own league.

#1nHkyCfbBsbDncSolarDebat said:

So we don't get Maryland and Rutgers until the year after next, eh?! Interesting. I thought that we got them next year?! Well, in that case, my guess is that more change is yet to come before the year is over. I bet we get 2 more teams that would both start same time as Maryland and Rutgers.

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We only need one more. NJIT is available.

The Big East will be worse than the Big Least soon. Losing the Catholic 7 won't hurt as much as when they lose Cincy to the Big 12 and UConn may go along with them. Not the most natural fit snagging UConn, but there won't be too many better teams left for them to nab.

This whole spread the wealth thing in College Sports is getting too confusing. Let's just play the old college game of throwing room keys into a pile and pull one out and take her home. Of course, with #1Alphabet's luck he would win this prize:

http://www.inforum.com/media/story/jpg/2013/02/19/jackie-mccroskey.jpg

Too Funny

What I like best about this is the Big 10 will have 12 teams and the Big 12 will have 10 teams.

Dr Don?! Sorry to disappoint you, but I already got me a gf. She's a looker, too.