Southern Conference

The Southern Conference, often referred to as the SoCon, is a collegiate athletic conference in the United States, primarily featuring teams from the southeastern region. Founded in 1921, it includes schools that compete in various sports at the NCAA Division I level. The conference is known for its emphasis on both athletics and academics, fostering competition among member institutions. Notable schools in the SoCon include Furman University, Samford University, and the College of Charleston. The conference hosts championships in multiple sports and plays a key role in the development of student-athletes in the region.