though USC will leave after the 2024 season (2023–24 school year). The Pac-12 will add two women's lacrosse associates in the 2024 season: San Diego State, already a Pac-12 men's soccer member, and UC Davis. SEC: The only two members that sponsor women's lacrosse, Florida and Vanderbilt, compete in The American. Women's Rowing: Big 12: Five of the 10 full members sponsor women's rowing. They are joined by Alabama and Tennessee, the only two SEC schools to sponsor the sport. These schools are listed in italics as part of the SEC. Future member UCF also sponsors rowing in its current home of The American. SEC: See Big 12 above. However, future SEC members Oklahoma and Texas both sponsor the sport. While the SEC has not announced any plans to launch a women's rowing league, SEC bylaws allow the conference to hold a championship event in any sport in which four members compete. Currently, the SEC sponsors a championship in women's equestrian, part of the NCAA Emerging Sports for Women program, with four participating schools. Women's Water Polo: Only 33 Division I members sponsor varsity women's water polo. As with men's water polo, a large majority of the D-I schools that sponsor the sport are mid-major programs. The NCAA conducts a single national championship open to all member schools, regardless of division. Big Ten: The only two Big Ten schools that sponsor the sport, Indiana and Michigan, respectively compete in the MPSF and the varsity division of the Collegiate Water Polo Association. Pac-12: Five Pac-12 schools—the four California members, plus Arizona State—compete in the MPSF. At this time, UCLA and USC will likely remain in MPSF women's water polo after joining the Big Ten. Even after this move, the Big Ten will have only four members that sponsor the sport, with conference bylaws requiring six members before a new sport can be sponsored. See also Superconference Mid-major References Notes Bowl Championship Series College Football Playoff