Full membersFull members (non-football)Assoc. members (football only)Assoc. member (list sports)Other ConferenceOther Conference
Big Ten
Membership timeline
Big 12
Full membersOther Conference
CUSA
Full membersOther ConferenceOther Conference
MAC
Full membersAssociate members (football only)
MWC
Full membersOther ConferenceAssociate members (football only)
Pac-12
Pac-12 alternative
Full membersOther ConferenceOther Conference
Due to space limitations, not all of the post-PCC affiliations of Idaho and Montana are shown in this table:
From 2001 to 2005, Idaho remained in the
Big West Conference, but had to find a new home for its football team since the Big West dropped football after the 2000 season. During this period, Idaho was a football-only member of the
Sun Belt Conference.
Montana's tenure in the
Mountain States Conference (popularly known as the Border Conference) was bookended by two academic years as an independent: 1950–51 and 1962–63.
SEC
Sun Belt
Full members (non-football)Full membersAssociate members (football only)
UNC Charlotte now brands itself for athletic purposes as Charlotte.
Central Florida now brands itself for athletic purposes as UCF.
WAC
Full membersOther ConferenceOther Conference
Big Sky
Full membersAssoc. members (football only)
Big South
CAA
Great West
Associate members (football only)Full members
MEAC
MVFC
NEC
Full membersOther ConferenceOther Conference
OVC
Patriot
Full membersAssoc. members (football only)Associate member(some sports)
Fairfield and Ursinus—associate members in field hockey
Hobart—associate member in men's lacrosse
Villanova—associate member in women's lacrosse
PFL
Southern
Southern Alternative
Southland
Southwestern Louisiana became the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (Louisiana–Lafayette) in 1999.
Northeast Louisiana became the University of Louisiana at Monroe (Louisiana–Monroe) in 1999.
Pan American now brands itself for athletic purposes as UTPA, but media generally refer to the school by its more complete name of Texas–Pan American.
A-10
Full membersFull members (non-football)Associate members (football only) Notes
Virginia Tech did not participate in wrestling.
Big West
Full membersAssociate member(m soccer)Associate members (football only)
Notes
Hawai'i–women's basketball only 84–96
Sacramento State–men's soccer only
Horizon
MAAC
MVC
The Summit
Full membersAssociate member(men's soccer, swimming, and diving)
Southwest Missouri State adopted its current name of Missouri State University in 2005.
The two former members that are part of the University of Wisconsin System, namely UW–Green Bay and UW–Milwaukee, now brand themselves for athletic purposes as "Green Bay" and "Milwaukee".
Troy State adopted its current name of Troy University in 2004.
WCC
San Francisco dropped
men's basketball from 1983–85 when massive NCAA violations were discovered. It remained a WCC member in other sports.
WCC alternative
Full membersOther ConferenceOther Conference
Due to space limitations, the following affiliations are not linked within the timeline:
UC Santa Barbara left what was then the PCAA for one academic year, 1974–75.
Seattle was a member of the
Northwest Conference, then affiliated with the NAIA, from 1997 to 1999. The school then returned to the NCAA as a
Division II institution and played as an independent until 2001.