College Football - Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
History - Important facts - Teams - Winners
The MEAC conference was first established in 1970 and it is part of the NCAA Division I and the FCS in football. The first year in the football program was in 1971.
Initially the conference integrated only seven schools but throughout the years it has come to a total of twelve members in the conference for several sports. However, in football, there's only ten schools active:
- Bethune-Cookman Wildcats
- Delaware State Hornets
- Florida A&M Rattlers
- Hampton Pirates
- Howard Bison
- Morgan State Golden Bears
- Norfolk State Spartans
- North Carolina A&T Aggies
- South Carolina State Bulldogs
- Winston-Salem Rams
One former member is North Carolina Central which joined a different league in the late 1970s but will become part of the MEAC within the next year.
Three of the most successful schools in the football program have been
South Carolina State (11 titles) and Florida A&M and Hampton.
For 2007 campaign Delaware became the new football champion in the MEAC conference.