Association of Mid-Continent Universities football
Mid-ContinentMid-Continent ConferenceMid-Continent Athletic AssociationAssociation of Mid-Continent UniversitiesAMCUFootballMCC
The Association of Mid-Continent Universities football was a part of the college athletic conference which operated in the midwestern United States.wikipedia
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Missouri Valley Football Conference
MVFCGateway Football ConferenceGateway
After the women's side of the Gateway merged into the Missouri Valley Conference in 1992, the football side remained in operation as the Gateway Football Conference, which became the Missouri Valley Football Conference in 2008.

Northern Iowa Panthers football
Northern IowaIowa State TeachersNorthern Iowa Panthers


Eastern Illinois Panthers football
Eastern IllinoisEastern Illinois PanthersFootball
Western Illinois Leathernecks football
Western IllinoisWestern Illinois LeathernecksLeathernecks


Youngstown State Penguins football
Youngstown StateYoungstown State PenguinsPenguins
The team joined the Mid-Continent Conference in 1978 and recorded a 9 win regular season under Narduzzi and claimed the Mid-Continent Conference Championship.
Summit League
The Summit LeagueMid-Continent ConferenceSummit
In 1982 the Association of Mid-Continent Universities started sponsoring football.


NCAA Division II
Division IIIICollege Division
It participated in NCAA Division II until moving to NCAA Division I-AA (now known as Division I FCS) in 1981.
NCAA Division I
Division IFCSDivision I-AA
It participated in NCAA Division II until moving to NCAA Division I-AA (now known as Division I FCS) in 1981.
University of Akron
AkronThe University of AkronBuchtel College
The founding members of the Mid-Continent Athletic Association football were Akron, Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, Western Illinois, and Youngstown State.







Eastern Illinois University
Eastern IllinoisEastern Illinois State Normal SchoolEastern Illinois Panthers
The founding members of the Mid-Continent Athletic Association football were Akron, Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, Western Illinois, and Youngstown State.


University of Northern Iowa
Northern IowaIowa State Teachers CollegeNorthern Iowa University
The founding members of the Mid-Continent Athletic Association football were Akron, Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, Western Illinois, and Youngstown State.









Northern Michigan University
Northern MichiganNorthern State Normal SchoolMarquette Northern Michigan University
The founding members of the Mid-Continent Athletic Association football were Akron, Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, Western Illinois, and Youngstown State.





Western Illinois University
Western IllinoisWestern Illinois University-Quad CitiesWestern Courier
The founding members of the Mid-Continent Athletic Association football were Akron, Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, Western Illinois, and Youngstown State.



Youngstown State University
Youngstown StateYoungstown UniversityYoungstown College
The founding members of the Mid-Continent Athletic Association football were Akron, Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Northern Michigan, Western Illinois, and Youngstown State.




Missouri State University
Southwest Missouri State UniversityMissouri StateSouthwest Missouri State
After the 1980 season Northern Michigan left, then starting with the 1981 season Southwest Missouri State (now known as Missouri State) joined the conference.









NCAA Division II Football Championship
NCAA Division II National Football ChampionshipNCAA Division II playoffsDivision II
NCAA Division II National Football Championship


Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference
GatewayGateway ConferenceGateway Collegiate Athletic
The final four members of the conference went on to join the Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference, a women's sports conference that took on football as its only men's sport.
Missouri Valley Conference
MVCMissouri ValleyAll-MVC
After the women's side of the Gateway merged into the Missouri Valley Conference in 1992, the football side remained in operation as the Gateway Football Conference, which became the Missouri Valley Football Conference in 2008.


Ohio Valley Conference
OVCOhio ValleyAll-OVC
Of the last four members, three (Missouri State, Northern Iowa, Western Illinois) are still in the MVFC; Eastern Illinois is now in the Ohio Valley Conference.

O'Brien Field (Charleston)
O'Brien StadiumO'Brien FieldO’Brien Field
Robert W. Plaster Stadium
Plaster Sports ComplexRobert W. Plaster Sports ComplexSMS Stadium
