MAC
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| Mid American Conference | |
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| Established | 1946 |
| Classification | Division 1 (Football: Bowl Subdivision) |
| National Titles | |
| Commissioner | Rick Chryst |
| Members | 12 |
| Sports Fielded | 23 (11 Mens, 12 Womens) |
| States | 6 (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania) |
| Headquarters | Cleveland, Ohio |
| Website | Mid American Conference |
The Mid-American Conference (MAC) is a NCAA Division I conference. The MAC is made up of 12 full members and four associate members. Formed in 1946, the MAC sponsors 23 sports (11 men's and 12 women's).
Contents |
[edit] Members
[edit] East
[edit] West
[edit] Associate Members
[edit] Football
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[edit] Field Hockey
[edit] Mens Soccer
[edit] Men's Tennis
[edit] Wrestling
[edit] Former Members
- Butler 1947-1950
- Central Florida 2002-2005
- Cincinnati 1947-1953
- Marshall 1997-2005
- Wayne State
- Western Reserve 1947-1955
[edit] MAC Fight Songs
Akron Akron Blue and Gold
Ball State Fight Team Fight
Bowling Green Forward Falcons
Buffalo UB Victory March
Central Michigan The Fighting Chippewa
Eastern Michigan Eagles Fight Song
Kent State Fight on For KSU
Miami OH Miami March Song
Northern Illinois Huskie Fight Song
Ohio Stand Up and Cheer
Toledo U of Toledo
Western Michigan WMU Fight Song
[edit] External Links
MACbbs
VanDelay Sports - MAC football & basketball
MAC Report Online
Ohio Sports Time blog
| Mid American Conference EAST: Akron • Bowling Green • Buffalo • Kent State • Miami (OH) • Ohio WEST: Ball State • Central Michigan • Eastern Michigan • Northern Illinois • Toledo • Western Michigan |
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