Southwest Conference
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The Southwest Conference was a conference participating in the NCAA's Division I. It was founded in 1914 and disbanded in 1996. Members parted ways to join the Big Twelve Conference (Baylor, Texas, Texas A&M and Texas Tech), Conference USA (Houston and Texas Christian) and the Western Athletic Conference (Rice and Southern Methodist). At dissolution, all member institutions were in Texas.
[edit] Membership at dissolution
- Baylor (1914-1996) - currently in the Big Twelve
- Houston (1975-1996) - currently in Conference USA
- Rice (1914-1996) - currently in Conference USA
- Southern Methodist (1917-1996) - currently in Conference USA
- Texas (1914-1996) - currently in the Big Twelve
- Texas A&M (1914-1996) - currently in the Big Twelve
- Texas Christian (1923-1996) - currently in the Mountain West
- Texas Tech (1957-1996) - currently in the Big Twelve
[edit] Former members
- Arkansas (1923-1991) - currently in the SEC
- Oklahoma (1914-1919) - currently in the Big Twelve
- Oklahoma State (1914-1925) - currently in the Big Twelve
