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The Pacific Twelve Conference (known as the Pac-12) was a conference participating in the NCAA's Division I, with member institutions in Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. It was founded in 1915 as the Pacific Coast Conference. In 1959, the conference was dissolved then reformed as the Athletic Association of Western Universities, which was renamed the Pacific Eight Conference in 1968.
The league's membership changed in 2012 when the University of Colorado and the University of Utah joined the Conference. It was the first change since the Arizona schools joined in 1978. The Conference changed its name from the Pacific Ten Conference to the Pacific Twelve Conference.
Current Members[]
- Arizona (joined 1978)
- Arizona State (joined 1978)
- California (charter member)
- Colorado (joined 2012)
- Oregon (charter member of the PCC, but did not join the AAWU until 1964)
- Oregon State (charter member of the PCC, but did not join the AAWU until 1964)
- Stanford (joined 1918)
- Southern California (joined 1922)
- University of California, Los Angeles (joined 1928)
- Utah (joined 2012)
- Washington (charter member)
- Washington State (joined the PCC in 1917, but did not join the AAWU until 1962)
Former Members[]
- Idaho (1922-1958)
- Montana (1924-1950)