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The Missouri Valley Conference (also called MVC or simply "The Valley") is a college athletic conference whose members are located in the midwestern United States. The conference participates in the NCAA's Division I.

The MVC has not sponsored football since 1985, but five members have football programs in the Gateway Football Conference of Division I-AA, and a sixth competes in the I-AA Pioneer Football League.

Contents 1 Member Schools 2 Former Conference Members 3 Conference Stadia 4 External link

Member Schools

There are ten full members of the Missouri Valley Conference:

• Bradley University
• Creighton University
• Drake University
• University of Evansville
• Illinois State University
• Indiana State University
• Missouri State University, formerly Southwest Missouri State University [SMS]
• University of Northern Iowa
• Southern Illinois University [SIU]
• Wichita State University

Bradley Braves	Creighton Bluejays	Drake Bulldogs	Evansville Purple Aces
Illinois State Redbirds	Indiana State Sycamores	Missouri State Bears	Northern Iowa Panthers
Southern Illinois Salukis	Wichita State Shockers

Three schools are affiliate members in men's soccer only:

• Eastern Illinois University
• Vanderbilt University
• Western Kentucky University

Former Conference Members

• Butler University - 1932-1942
• University of Cincinnati - 1957-1969
• University of Detroit Mercy, formerly University of Detroit - 1949-1956
• University of Houston - 1951-1959
• University of Iowa - 1907-1911
• Iowa State University - 1908-1928
• University of Kansas - 1907-1928
• Kansas State University - 1913-1928
• University of Louisville - 1963-1974
• University of Memphis, formerly Memphis State University - 1968-1973
• University of Missouri - 1907-1928
• University of Nebraska - 1907-1928
• New Mexico State University - 1970-1983
• University of North Texas, formerly North Texas State University - 1957-1974
• University of Oklahoma - 1920-1928
• Oklahoma State University- 1925-1956
• Saint Louis University - 1937-1949
• University of Tulsa - 1935-1996
• Washburn University - 1935-1942
• Washington University in St. Louis - 1907-1942
• West Texas A&M University, formerly West Texas State University - 1972-1985

MVC Champions - Football 1928: Drake 1929: Drake 1930: Drake & Oklahoma State 1931: Drake 1932: Oklahoma State 1933: Oklahoma State 1934: Washington (MO) 1935: Tulsa & Washington (MO) 1936: Creigton & Tulsa 1937: Tulsa 1938: Tulsa 1939: Washington (MO) 1940: Tulsa 1941: Tulsa 1942: Tulsa 1943: Tulsa 1944: Oklahoma State 1945: Oklahoma State 1946: Tulsa 1947: Tulsa 1948: Oklahoma State 1949: Detroit 1950: Tulsa 1951: Tulsa 1952: Houston 1953: Detroit & Oklahoma State 1954: Wichita State 1955: Detroit & Wichita State 1956: Houston 1957: Houston 1958: North Texas 1959: Houston & North Texas 1960: Wichita State 1961: Wichita State 1962: Tulsa 1963: Cincinnati & Wichita State 1964: Cincinnati 1965: Tulsa 1966: North Texas & Tulsa 1967: North Texas 1968: Memphis 1969: Memphis 1970: Louisville 1971: Memphis 1972: Drake, Louisville, & West Texas State 1973: North Texas & Tulsa 1974: Tulsa 1975: Tulsa 1976: New Mexico State & Tulsa 1977: West Texas State 1978: New Mexico State 1979: West Texas State 1980: Tulsa 1981: Drake & Tulsa 1982: Tulsa 1983: Tulsa 1984: Tulsa 1985: Tulsa

Conference Stadia

School	Football stadium	Stadium capacity	Basketball arena	Arena capacity
Bradley	Non-Football School	N/A	Carver Arena	11,433
Creighton	Non-Football School	N/A	Qwest Center Omaha	17,000
Drake	Drake Stadium	18,000	Knapp Center	7,002
Evansville	Non-Football School	N/A	Roberts Municipal Stadium	13,252
Illinois State	Hancock Stadium	15,000	Redbird Arena	10,200
Indiana State	Memorial Stadium	12,764	Hulman Center	10,200
Missouri State	Robert W. Plaster Sports Complex	16,300	Hammonds Student Center	8,846
Northern Iowa	UNI-Dome	16,000	UNI-Dome	10,000
Southern Illinois	McAndrew Stadium	14,000	SIU Arena	10,300
Wichita State	Non-Football School	N/A	Charles Koch Arena	10,300

External link

• Missouri Valley Conference Official Website

Missouri Valley Conference: Bradley | Creighton | Drake | Evansville | Illinois State | Indiana State Missouri State | Northern Iowa | Southern Illinois | Wichita State

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