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NCAA Football Merchandise
Few sports match the passion, ferocity, and pageantry of college football. From Texas A&M's 12th man, to the University of Miami's smoke-enshrouded entrance, the traditions in the stands and on the fields are unrivaled. The NCAA and individual colleges license all sorts of items: collectible, novelty, practical...you can find just about anything. We have some ideas for you on some of the sport's most favorite teams!
NCAA Football Team Guides
ACC
The ACC is known for its dominant football and basketball programs. However, the flagship football conference has recently taken a back seat to the powerhouse laden SEC.
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Get your Duke gear here. |
The Seminoles were the team of the 90's; help them get back on track by wearing their colors. |
Help the Jackets beat the Georgia Bulldogs this year by showing your Techie spirit. |
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"The U" has built the reputation of training the NFL's best players. |
North Carolina invented the forward pass; unfortunately for them, everyone else caught on pretty quick. |
The Hokies aren't quite as strong as they were in their Michael Vick days, but they are still bowl material. |
Big Ten
America's oldest Division I athletic conference actually has 11 teams since Penn State joined in 1990. Teams represent schools located in the Midwest United States, and one or two are perennially ranked in the national top 10.
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The winningest team in Division I college football might not be what it used to be, but you can still show your support and help make them a powerhouse once again. |
Resurgent Ohio State is one of the most tradition-rich football programs in the nation. |
What is a Nittany Lion? Find out in this guide. How old is Joe Paterno? 257. |
Big 12
The Big 12 includes two of college footballs most storied programs, Nebraska and Oklahoma, as well as the modern era powerhouse, Texas.
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Mizzou defends home field just like the original Missouri Tigers defended the state during the Civil War. |
Help get the Cornhuskers back on national championship track! |
Head coach, Bob Stoops, has kept this team a contender for the last ten years. |
Everything is bigger in Texas, especially the Longhorns' 100,000+ seating capacity stadium. |
Pacific 10
The PAC-10 is quickly becoming a football conference with the recent play of USC, Oregon, and UCLA.
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Oregon isn't just known for their crazy uniforms anymore, but you can still purchase some here. |
Reggie Bush and Matt Leinert have led USC to the promised land--you can help get them back by showing your support. |
SEC
The SEC is arguably the strongest Division 1 football conference out there. Currently, Alabama and Florida are vying for the national championship. Additionally, Tennessee, LSU, and Georgia are consistently ranked among the nations best.
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Coach Nick Saban has made a national championship contender out of the sleeping giant. |
The Razorbacks are a middle-of-the-pack SEC team, but they are feisty and unpredictable like their namesake. |
The Iron Bowl with Alabama can get downright nasty, so be prepared with some Auburn gear. |
Tim Tebow and the defending champs are favorites to win the 2009 national championship. |
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All Georgia gear in this guide has been approved by Uga the Bulldog. |
Kentucky is better know for their basketball, but they still compete in the deepest football conference in the nation. |
The Bayou Bengals, the Ragin' Cajuns, the Fighting Tigers--any way you say it, playing LSU strikes fear into any team in the nation. |
Find out how the Vols got their nickname, and be sure to grab some of their awesome gear while you're at it. |
Other Conferences
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Possibly the most storied football program ever, the history of this team is insurmountable. Now, they just need to start winning again--help them out! |
The last few years, the Mountaineers have proved that they belong among the nation's elite teams. |
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