Difference between revisions of "North Alabama"
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| − | The '''University of North Alabama''' Lions {{d2comf|gulfsouth}} North Alabama is a public institution located in Florence, Alabama, in the Muscle Shoals region in the northern part of the state. {{enrol|7,000}} Braly Stadium, the team's home football field, is the traditional home of the NCAA Division II Football Championship Game. | + | The '''University of North Alabama''' Lions {{d2comf|gulfsouth}} North Alabama, formerly known as "Florence State", is a public institution located in Florence, Alabama, in the Muscle Shoals region in the northern part of the state. {{enrol|7,000}} Braly Stadium, the team's home football field, is the traditional home of the NCAA Division II Football Championship Game. |
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The University of North Alabama Lions compete as members of the Gulf South Athletic Conference in NCAA Division II football and basketball. North Alabama, formerly known as "Florence State", is a public institution located in Florence, Alabama, in the Muscle Shoals region in the northern part of the state. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 7,000. Braly Stadium, the team's home football field, is the traditional home of the NCAA Division II Football Championship Game.
| Gulf South Athletic Conference | edit |
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| NCAA Division II | |
| (divisional alignments only apply for basketball) | |
| East Division | |
| Alabama-Huntsville† • North Alabama • Valdosta State • West Alabama • West Florida† • West Georgia | |
| West Division | |
| Arkansas-Monticello • Arkansas Tech • Christian Brothers† • Delta State • Harding • Henderson State • Ouachita Baptist • Southern Arkansas | |
| † • non-football |
