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The '''Gulf South Conference''' (formerly the '''Mid-South Conference''') is an NCAA Division II athletic conference with members across the southeastern United States. It was formed by six member institutions in [[1970]] and adopted its current name in [[1971]]. | The '''Gulf South Conference''' (formerly the '''Mid-South Conference''') is an NCAA Division II athletic conference with members across the southeastern United States. It was formed by six member institutions in [[1970]] and adopted its current name in [[1971]]. The league currently has fourteen members competing in fourteen sports (seven men's and seven women's). The conference headquarters, originally in Hammond, Louisiana, moved to [[Birmingham]] in the early 1980s. The current location is 2101 [[Providence Park]] off [[Valleydale Road]] in [[Hoover]]. The commissioner is [[Nate Salant]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:25, 7 February 2011
The Gulf South Conference (formerly the Mid-South Conference) is an NCAA Division II athletic conference with members across the southeastern United States. It was formed by six member institutions in 1970 and adopted its current name in 1971. The league currently has fourteen members competing in fourteen sports (seven men's and seven women's). The conference headquarters, originally in Hammond, Louisiana, moved to Birmingham in the early 1980s. The current location is 2101 Providence Park off Valleydale Road in Hoover. The commissioner is Nate Salant.
Members
- University of Alabama in Huntsville Chargers
- University of Arkansas at Monticello Boll Weevils / Cotton Blossoms
- Arkansas Tech University Wonder Boys / Golden Suns
- Christian Brothers University Buccaneers
- Delta State University Statesmen
- Harding University Bisons
- Henderson State University Reddies
- University of North Alabama Lions
- Ouachita Baptist University Tigers
- Southern Arkansas University Muleriders
- Valdosta State University Blazers
- University of West Alabama Tigers
- University of West Florida Argonauts
- University of West Georgia Wolves
External links
- Gulf South Conference website