41, plus one (Marist) which is no longer affiliated with the Catholic Church.
(Boston College, Canisius, Creighton, Dayton, DePaul, Detroit Mercy, Duquesne, Fairfield, Fordham, Georgetown, Gonzaga, Holy Cross, Iona, La Salle, Loyola Chicago, Loyola Maryland, Loyola Marymount, Notre Dame, Manhattan, Marquette, Mount St. Mary's, Niagara, Portland, Providence, Sacred Heart, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Seattle, Seton Hall, Siena, St Bonaventure, St Francis (NY), St Francis (PA), St John's, St Joseph's, St Louis, St Mary's, St Peter's, Xavier, Villanova)
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The college football system is split into three divisions Division I FBS, Division I FCS. Division II and Division III. In division 2 football there are 282 schools.
NCAA Division III is made up of 444 member institutions. It is the largest NCAA division. It has more participants (about 170,000 student-athletes) and number of schools than any other NCAA division. There are 413 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball teams and 434 Women's teams.
As of the 2007 season, there are 119 Division 1-A college football teams. Click on the 'NCAA Division 1-A Schools' link on this page to see a list of them.
There are no division 1-AA schools in the state of Alaska. no
There are 3 Division 1-A football schools in PA: Temple, Pittsburgh, Penn State There are 8 Division 1-AA football schools in PA: Bucknell, Duquesne, Lafayette, Lehigh, Robert Morris, Saint Francis, Villanova, Pennsylvania
Right now there are 119 division 1 football teams ACC has 12 teams~ SEC-12~ Big 10-11~ Big 12-12~ Pac 10-10~ Big East-8~ Mountian West-9~ Conference USA-12~ WAC-9~ Independent-3~ MAC-13~ Sun Belt-8 but will be 9 when western Kentucky comes in from the other division
Click on the 'NCAA Division 1-A Teams' link on this page to see the 119 teams that make up the Division 1-A in NCAA football.
There are 12 division 2 football teams in North Carolina. Click the link for a list of these teams.
For the 2006 season, there were 119 division 1-A teams and 111 division 1-AA teams.
NCAA division 1 AA (or FCS) is a designation given only to college football programs. The vast majority, if not all, of the schools with football teams that play in division 1 AA have athletic teams that compete in Division 1 for other sports. Because cross country is a mainstream sport at the high school and college level, it seems fair to assume that almost all of these schools have cross country programs.
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