What is the smallest division 1 football school?

Answer 1

Presbyterian College (Clinton, SC) is the smallest Division I FCS (Football Championship Subdivision, formerly Division I-AA) school, with 1200 undergraduates.

The smallest Division I FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision, formerly Division I-A) school is the University of Tulsa, with 2756 undergraduates. Rice University is the second smallest, with 3054, and Wake Forest University is the third smallest, with 4412.

Answer 2

A college or university's ability to compete in division 1 athletics does to depend on size but number of varsity sports offered. These schools must field 7 women's teams and 7 men's teams (or 8 women's and 6 men's), and at least two of these for females and males must be team sports. It goes to reason that larger schools with larger budgets dominate division 1 but there are many small schools that also compete in this "upper" division.

Answer 3

For all of Division 1, both 1-A (FBS) and 1-AA (FCS), that is Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina who lists their enrollment at 1200. They play football in the Big South Conference.

Answer 4

Presbyterian College (Clinton, SC) is the smallest with approximately 1200 undergraduates. PC's also has the unique nickname of "the Blue Hose" and a mascot of a Scotsman.

Answer 5

Rice University Wake Forest University University of Maine

Answer 6

1) Presbyterian College (Clinton, SC)

2) Wofford College

3) Davidson College

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Answer 7

Rice University is the second smallest university that competes in Division 1 athletics. Rice was founded in 1912, and has just over 3,800 undergraduate students.

Answer 8

Ohio Valley University

Answer 9

Tulsa