Southwestern Athletic Conference
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Southwestern Athletic Conference |
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| División |
División I de la NCAA |
| Subdivisión en fútbol americano |
Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) |
| Fundada |
1920 |
| Miembros |
10 |
| Deportes |
8 masculinos
10 femeninos |
| Localización |
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La Southwestern Athletic Conference (español: Conferencia Atlética del Sudoeste), llamada también SWAC, es una conferencia de la División I de la NCAA, cuyos miembros están localizados en el Sudoeste de Estados Unidos.
Tiene su cuartel general en Birmingham (Alabama), y en ella compiten 10 universidades de los estados de Alabama, Arkansas, Luisiana, Mississippi y Texas. Fue fundada en el año 1920.
Miembros
Instalaciones deportivas
| Universidad |
Estadio de fútbol americano |
Capacidad |
Pabellón de baloncesto |
Capacidad |
| Alabama A&M |
Louis Crews Stadium |
21,000 |
Elmore Gymnasium |
6,000 |
| Alabama State |
Crampton Bowl |
21,800 |
Joe L. Reed Acadome |
8,000 |
| Alcorn State |
Jack Spinks Stadium |
22,500 |
Davey Whitney Complex |
7,000 |
| Arkansas Pine Bluff |
Lion Stadium |
12,500 |
K.L. Johnson Complex |
4,500 |
| Grambling State |
Eddie Robinson Stadium |
19,800 |
Memorial Gym |
2,200 |
| Jackson State |
Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium |
62,000 |
Williams Assembly Center |
8,000 |
| Mississippi Valley St. |
Rice-Totten Field |
10,000 |
Harrison HPER Complex |
5,000 |
| Prairie View A&M |
Blackshear Stadium |
6,000 |
William Nicks Building |
5,520 |
| Southern |
Ace W. Mumford Stadium |
28,400 |
F.G. Clark Center |
7,500 |
| Texas Southern |
Alexander Durley Sports Complex (principal)
Reliant Stadium (secundario) |
5,600
68,000 |
Health and Physical Education Arena |
8,100 |
Enlaces externos
Categoría:
- Conferencias de la División I de la National Collegiate Athletic Association
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