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The '''Big 12 Conference''' (often written as '''Big XII''') is an [[NCAA]] Division I conference, consisting of eleven public universities and one private university (Baylor) in [[Texas]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Kansas]], [[Missouri]], [[Colorado]], [[Iowa]], and [[Nebraska]]. The conference is divided into the North and the South. | The '''Big 12 Conference''' (often written as '''Big XII''') is an [[NCAA]] Division I conference, consisting of eleven public universities and one private university (Baylor) in [[Texas]], [[Oklahoma]], [[Kansas]], [[Missouri]], [[Colorado]], [[Iowa]], and [[Nebraska]]. The conference is divided into the North and the South. | ||
| − | The most recent Big 12 team to win a national [[football]] championship was the University of Texas in 2006. Some of the more prestigious football schools in the conference are Nebraska, Texas, and Oklahoma. The most recent | + | The most recent Big 12 team to win a national [[football]] championship was the University of Texas in 2006. Some of the more prestigious football schools in the conference are Nebraska, Texas, and Oklahoma. The most recent national men's [[basketball]] championship among Big 12 teams was won by the University of Kansas in 1988. Historically prestigious basketball schools include Kansas and Texas. |
==North== | ==North== | ||
Revision as of 06:39, November 20, 2007
The Big 12 Conference (often written as Big XII) is an NCAA Division I conference, consisting of eleven public universities and one private university (Baylor) in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Iowa, and Nebraska. The conference is divided into the North and the South.
The most recent Big 12 team to win a national football championship was the University of Texas in 2006. Some of the more prestigious football schools in the conference are Nebraska, Texas, and Oklahoma. The most recent national men's basketball championship among Big 12 teams was won by the University of Kansas in 1988. Historically prestigious basketball schools include Kansas and Texas.
North
- University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado
- Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa
- University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas
- Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas
- University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri
- Nebraska University in Lincoln, Nebraska
South
- Baylor University in Waco, Texas
- University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma
- Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma
- University of Texas in Austin, Texas
- Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas
- Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas