Football

Football Colleges by State 2026

Alabama: 10Arizona: 3Arkansas: 4California: 11Colorado: 4Connecticut: 4Delaware: 2District of Columbia: 2Florida: 10Georgia: 6Hawaii: 1Idaho: 3Illinois: 7Indiana: 7Iowa: 4Kansas: 2Kentucky: 6Louisiana: 11Maine: 1Maryland: 4Massachusetts: 5Michigan: 5Minnesota: 1Mississippi: 6Missouri: 4Montana: 2Nebraska: 1Nevada: 2New Hampshire: 2New Jersey: 3New Mexico: 2New York: 12North Carolina: 14North Dakota: 2Ohio: 10Oklahoma: 3Oregon: 3Pennsylvania: 11Rhode Island: 3South Carolina: 9South Dakota: 2Tennessee: 10Texas: 22Utah: 5Virginia: 10Washington: 3West Virginia: 2Wisconsin: 1Wyoming: 1

Major Football Colleges

  • The first table lists the number of major football colleges in each state. The second table lists each college by name.
  • Data accurate as of August 2023. However, conference realignment is ongoing.
  • AAC = American Athletic Conference
  • ACC = Atlantic Coast Conference
  • CAA = Colonial Athletic Association
  • MAC = Mid-American Conference
  • MEAC = Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
  • MVFC = Missouri Valley Football Conference
  • NEC = Northeast Conference
  • OVC = Ohio Valley Conference
  • SEC = Southeastern Conference
  • SoCon = Southern Conference
  • SWAC = Southwestern Athletic Conference
  • SBC = Sun Belt Conference
  • UAC = United Athletic Conference, an unofficial merger of WAC and ASUN
  • WAC = Western Athletic Conference