Southern Conference
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| Southern Conference | |
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| Established | 1921 |
| Classification | FCS |
| National Titles | |
| Commissioner | John Iamarino |
| Members | 11 |
| Sports Fielded | 19 |
| States | 5 (Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee) |
| Headquarters | Spartanburg, SC |
| Website | SoConSports |
The Southern Conference is the fifth-oldest NCAA Division I conference. It was formed in 1921, and only the Big Ten, Missouri Valley Conference, Pacific 10, and SWAC are older. It gave birth to both the SEC and ACC. The Southern Conference was the first conference to use the 3-point line in college basketball, and is one of the 8 automatic qualifiers in FCS Football National Championship playoffs.
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[edit] Members
[edit] Associate Members
[edit] Wrestling
[edit] Former Members
Alabama 1921-1932
Auburn 1921-1932
Clemson 1921-1953
Duke 1928-1953
East Carolina 1964-1976
East Tennessee State 1978-2005
Florida 1922-1932
George Washington 1936-1970
Georgia 1921-1932
Georgia Tech 1921-1932
Kentucky 1921-1932
Louisiana State 1922-1932
Marshall 1976-1997
Maryland 1923-1953
Mississippi 1922-1932
Mississippi State 1921-1932
North Carolina 1921-1953
North Carolina State 1921-1953
Richmond 1936-1976
University of the South 1923-1932
South Carolina 1922-1953
Tennessee 1921-1932
Tulane 1922-1932
Vanderbilt 1922-1932
Virginia 1921-1937
Virginia Military Institute 1924-2003
Virginia Tech 1921-1965
Wake Forest 1936-1953
Washington and Lee 1921-1958
West Virginia 1950-1968
William & Mary 1936-1977
[edit] SoCon Fight Songs
Appalachian State Hi Hi Yikas
The Citadel The Fighting Light Brigade, As the Cadets Go Rolling Along
College of Charleston
Chattanooga Fight Chattanooga
Davidson O'Davidson
Elon Elon Fight Song
Furman Furman Fight Song
Georgia Southern Southern Fight
UNC Greensboro
Samford Samford Fight Song
Western Carolina Fight on! you Catamounts
Wofford Wofford College Fight Song
| Southern Conference Appalachian State • The Citadel • College of Charleston • Chattanooga • Davidson Elon • Furman • Georgia Southern • UNC Greensboro • Samford• Western Carolina • Wofford |
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