Difference between revisions of "Florida Memorial"
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| − | The '''Florida Memorial University''' Lions {{nd2comb|flasun}} Formerly known as "Florida Baptist Institute" and "Florida Normal and Industrial College", Florida Memorial{{hbcutag}} is a private Baptist institution located in Miami Gardens, Florida, a northwestern suburb of Miami. {{enrol|2,000}} | + | The '''Florida Memorial University''' Lions {{nd2comb|flasun}} {{nof}} Formerly known as "Florida Baptist Institute" and "Florida Normal and Industrial College", Florida Memorial{{hbcutag}} is a private Baptist institution located in Miami Gardens, Florida, a northwestern suburb of Miami. {{enrol|2,000}} |
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The Florida Memorial University Lions compete as members of the The Sun Conference in NAIA Division II basketball. The school does not sponsor football. Formerly known as "Florida Baptist Institute" and "Florida Normal and Industrial College", Florida Memorial, a historically black college, is a private Baptist institution located in Miami Gardens, Florida, a northwestern suburb of Miami. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 2,000.
| The Sun Conference | edit |
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| NAIA Division II Basketball | |
| Ave Maria • Embry-Riddle (FL)† • Florida Memorial • Johnson & Wales (FL) • Keiser • Saint Thomas (FL) • Southeastern • Thomas • Warner • Webber International | |
| † • men only | |
| NAIA Football | |
| Ave Maria • Edward Waters • Point • Southeastern • Warner • Webber International | |
| full members which do not sponsor basketball | |
| Savannah A&D • South Carolina-Beaufort |
