College Football - Big Sky Conference
History - Important facts - Teams - Winners
The Big Sky Conference is represented by schools located in the Western part of the United States. The conference was first created in 1963 and it currently has a total of nine member schools along which we find the following:
- Eastern Washington University
- Idaho State University
- University of Montana
- Montana State University - Bozeman
- Northern Arizona University
- University of Northern Colorado
- Portland State University
- California State University, Sacramento
- Weber State University.
The four charter members that still are part of the conference, since 1963, are Idaho State University, University of Montana, Montana State University and Weber State University.
Some of the schools that have achieved most numbers of conference football championships are:
- Montana, with a total of 15 titles being the last one won in 2007
- Montana State with 11 titles since 1963
- Idaho State with a total of 7 titles, winning their last one in 1992.
The conference headquarters are located in Ogden, Utah but these were previously located in Boise, Idaho and Pullman, Washington. Currently, the Big Sky Conference is a member of NCAA Division I, as part of the FCS.
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