Editing North Central Conference (section)

===Final members===
The NCC had seven full members in the conference's final season, one was a private school:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! Institution
! Location
! Founded
! Affiliation
! Enrollment
! Nickname
! Joined{{efn|group=final|Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.}}
! Left{{efn|group=final|Represents the calendar year when spring sports competition ends.}}
! Subsequent<br />conference(s)
! Current<br />conference
|-
| '''[[Augustana University]]'''{{efn|group=final|Formerly known as Augustana College until 2015.}}
| [[Sioux Falls, South Dakota]]
| 1860
| [[Evangelical Lutheran Church in America|Lutheran ELCA]]
| 1,650
| [[Augustana University Vikings|Vikings]]
| 1941
| 2008
| colspan="2" | [[Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference|Northern Sun (NSIC)]]<br />(2008–present)
|-
| '''[[University of Minnesota Duluth|University of Minnesota–Duluth]]'''
| [[Duluth, Minnesota]]
| 1902,<br />1947
| Public{{efn|group=final|name=UMinn|Part of the [[University of Minnesota system|University of Minnesota System]].}}
| 10,497
| [[Minnesota–Duluth Bulldogs|Bulldogs]]
| 2004
| 2008
| colspan="2" | [[Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference|Northern Sun (NSIC)]]<br />(2008–present)
|-
| '''[[Minnesota State University, Mankato|Minnesota State University–Mankato]]'''
| [[Mankato, Minnesota]]
| 1868
| Public{{efn|group=final|name=MnSCU|Part of the [[Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system|Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System]].}}
| 15,649
| [[Minnesota State Mavericks|Mavericks]]
| 1968,<br />1981
| 1976,<br />2008
| colspan="2" | [[Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference|Northern Sun (NSIC)]]<br />(2008–present)
|-
| '''[[University of Nebraska Omaha|University of Nebraska–Omaha]]'''
| [[Omaha, Nebraska]]
| 1908
| Public{{efn|group=final|name=UNeb|Part of the [[University of Nebraska system|University of Nebraska System]].}}
| 14,093
| [[Omaha Mavericks|Mavericks]]
| 1934<br />1976
| 1946<br />2008
| [[Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association|Mid-America (MIAA)]]<br />(2008–11)<br />[[NCAA Division I independent schools|D-I Independent]]<br />(2011–12)
| [[Summit League|Summit]]{{efn|group=final|name=D1|Currently an [[NCAA Division I]] athletic conference.}}{{efn|group=final|name=nofb|Since joining NCAA Division I, Nebraska–Omaha hasn't sponsored football after dropping the sport their reclassifying move from NCAA Division II.}}<br />(2012–present)
|-
| '''[[University of North Dakota]]'''
| [[Grand Forks, North Dakota]]
| 1883
| Public{{efn|group=final|name=NDUS|Part of the [[North Dakota University System]].}}
| 13,817
| [[North Dakota Fighting Hawks|Fighting Sioux]]{{efn|group=final|North Dakota now competes as the Fighting Hawks since the 2015–16 school year.}}
| 1922
| 2008
| [[Great West Conference|Great West (GWC)]]{{efn|group=final|name=D1}}<br />(2008–12)<br />[[Big Sky Conference|Big Sky]]{{efn|group=final|name=D1}}<br />(2012–18)
| [[Summit League|Summit]]{{efn|group=final|name=D1}}{{efn|group=final|name=MVFC|Their football team competes in the [[Missouri Valley Football Conference]] (MVFC).}}<br />(2018–present)
|-
| '''[[St. Cloud State University]]'''
| [[St. Cloud, Minnesota]]
| 1869
| Public{{efn|group=final|name=MnSCU}}
| 17,231
| [[St. Cloud State Huskies|Huskies]]
| 1981
| 2008
| colspan="2" | [[Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference|Northern Sun (NSIC)]]<br />(2008–present)
|-
| '''[[University of South Dakota]]'''
| [[Vermillion, South Dakota]]
| 1862
| Public{{efn|group=final|name=SDBoR|Part of the [[South Dakota Board of Regents]].}}
| 8,641
| [[South Dakota Coyotes|Coyotes]]
| 1922
| 2008
| [[Great West Conference|Great West (GWC)]]{{efn|group=final|name=D1}}<br />(2008–11)
| [[Summit League|Summit]]{{efn|group=final|name=D1}}{{efn|group=final|name=MVFC}}<br />(2011–present)
|}

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