» 115 Bowl appearances (41 since 1994)
» 111 NCAA Appearances in Men's Basketball (25 since 1994)
» Eight Men's Basketball Final Four Appearances and One National Championship
» 2002 NIT Champions (Memphis) and 2001 NIT Champions (Tulsa)
» 44 NCAA appearances in Women's Basketball (31 since 1994)
» 94 NCAA Appearances in Baseball (55 since 1995)
» 10 College World Series Appearances (2003 National Champions - Rice)
» 18 NCAA appearances in Volleyball in the last 12 years
» Two Softball College World Series Appearances
» One Men's Soccer College Cup Appearance
» 17 Men's Golf National Championships
» Two Women's Golf National Championships
» 22 National Championships in Track and Field and Cross Country
MORE COMPETITIVE HIGHLIGHTS
Baseball - C-USA programs have made 10 CWS appearances (Rice was the 2003 National Champion).
Men's Basketball - Conference USA teams have earned a combined 179 postseason bids (105 NCAA Tournament berths and 74 invites to the NIT).
Women's Basketball - C-USA women's basketball has made 44 NCAA appearances (32 since 1994) and 26 WNIT outings.
Volleyball - C-USA schools have made 18 NCAA appearances in the last 12 years.
Football - 115 (41 since 1995) all-time bowl appearances.
Men's Soccer - SMU made its 14th straight NCAA appearance in 2007, along with regular season and tournament champion Tulsa
Women's Soccer - Co-regular season champions Memphis and UCF qualified for the 2007 NCAA Championship.
Women's Cross Country - Rice won the C-USA Championship and the NCAA South Central regional en route to a 16th place team finish at nationals. C-USA individual medalist Alex Becker from Tulsa, became the program's first All-American.
Men's Cross Country - UTEP, ranked among the Top 5 nationally, won the 2007 C-USA Championship with a record perfect 15 points. The Miners went on to finish second in the NCAA regional and 10th at nationals, with Stephen Samoei finishing 23rd and earning All-American honors for the third time.
Men's Soccer - C-USA regular season and tournament champion SMU made its 13th straight NCAA appearance in 2006, along with UAB.
Women's Soccer - All 12 schools field a women's soccer program, with three C-USA teams qualifying for the 2006 NCAA Tournament.
Softball - C-USA has sent three teams to the Women's College World Series since sponsoring the sport in 2000.
Women's Cross Country - UAB won the 2006 Cross Country Championship and the league had two individuals place in the Top 5 at the NCAA championships.
Men's Cross Country - UTEP, ranked among the Top 10 nationally, won the 2006 C-USA title and placed fourth at the NCAA Mountain regional for the second-straight season.
Men's Track & Field - UTEP, has one of the most storied track programs in the NCAA, with seven NCAA Indoor Championships and six NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Women's Track & Field - Olympic Gold Medalist Leroy Burrell, an 11-time C-USA Coach of the Year and one of the premier names in U.S.A. Track and Field, led Houston to C-USA Indoor and Outdoor titles in 2006.
Men's Golf - A record four C-USA golf teams qualified for the NCAA Regionals, with a record eight different golfers earning All-America and/or All-Regional honors last season.
Women's Golf - The five members of the inaugural C-USA Women's Golf All-Academic Team averaged a 3.8 GPA and combined for seven All-Conference honors.
Men's Tennis - Five of the nine C-USA schools have advanced to the NCAA Championship, while those five combine for an impressive 41 appearances.
Women's Tennis - C-USA women's tennis programs boast 21 All-Americans.
Swimming & Diving - C-USA has produced 17 NCAA All-Americans the past two seasons.
