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Conference USA (known as CUSA) is a conference participating in the NCAA's Division I, with member institutions in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Mexico, Texas, and Virginia. It was founded in 1995, the result of a merger between the Great Midwest Conference and five schools from the Metro Conference.
CUSA was a significant focus of activity during all three major conference realignment cycles of the 21st century (2005, early 2010s, and early 2020s). None of its charter members are now in the conference, and only one member, UTEP, joined before 2013.
Current members (year joined)[]
- FIU (joined in 2013)
- Jacksonville State (joined in 2023)
- Kennesaw State (joined in 2024)
- Liberty (joined in 2023)
- Louisiana Tech (joined in 2013)
- Middle Tennessee (joined in 2013)
- New Mexico State (joined in 2023)
- Sam Houston (joined in 2023)
- UTEP (joined in 2005)
- Western Kentucky (joined in 2014)
Future members[]
Both joining in 2025.
Former members[]
- Charlotte (1995–2005, 2013–2023)
- Cincinnati (1995-2005)
- DePaul (1995-2005)
- East Carolina (2001–2014)
- Florida Atlantic (2013–2023)
- Houston (1996–2013)
- Louisville (1995-2005)
- Marshall (2005-2022)
- Marquette (1995-2005)
- Memphis (1995–2013)
- North Texas (2013–2023)
- Old Dominion (2013-2022)
- Rice (2005–2023)
- Saint Louis (1995–2005)
- South Florida (1995-2005)
- Southern Miss (1995–2022)
- SMU (2005–2013)
- TCU (2001-2005)
- Tulane (1995–2014)
- Tulsa (1995–2014)
- UAB (1995–2023)
- UCF (2005–2013)
- UTSA (2013–2023)