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Compare drivers that failed to qualify to DNQ in the standings table

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--> Truck, Xfinity and Cup Series

Articles to create

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  • Green Line Federal District Metro (Brazil)
  • Orange Line Federal District Metro (Brazil)


Leagues to follow with new teams joining

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USA

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Basketball

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  • WNBA - 12 teams in 2024 ... Probably 13 in 2025 (Golden State)...15 in 2026 (Toronto and Portland)

Soccer

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Hockey

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  • ECHL - 29 teams in 2024-25 ... Probably 30 in 2025-26 ... Plans to have 32 teams soon

Canada

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Australia

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  • A-League - 13 teams in 2024-25 ... Probably 14 teams in 2025-26
  • A-League Women - 12 teams in 2024 ... Probably 13 teams in 2025-26

College Basketball

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Schools that lost in a play-in (First Four) game in their only tournament (D-I Men's) appearance:

  • Houston Christian (former Houston Baptist)
  • Alabama A&M
  • North Florida
  • Bryant

List of schools whose only NCAA D-I Tournament wins came in play in (First Four) games

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  • UNC Asheville (x2),
  • Florida A&M,
  • Oakland,
  • Monmouth,
  • Niagara,
  • Mt St Marys (x2),
  • Arksndsd Pine Bluff,
  • UTSA,
  • North Carolina A&T,
  • Albany,
  • Cal Poly,
  • Robert Morris (x2),
  • UC Davis,
  • Texas Southern (x3),
  • Radford,
  • Belmont,
  • Texas A&M-CC,
  • Wagner
  • Grambling State

D1 programs remain without any conference tourney wins

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  • Columbia,
  • Dartmouth,
  • Southern Indiana,
  • Lindenwood,
  • Stonehill,
  • Incarnate Word,
  • UC San Diego
  • Cornell
  • West Georgia
  • Mercyhurst

NASCAR Cup Series All-Time Pole Positions Winners

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All figures correct as of the 2022 Dixie Vodka 400 Qualifying at Homestead–Miami Speedway (October 22, 2022). Does not include pole-positions set by practice results, owner's points, draw or metric system. Also does not count exhibition races like The Clash, Duels or the All Star race.

Key
Driver is competing full-time in the 2022 season
Driver is competing part-time in the 2022 season
Driver has been inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame
* NASCAR Cup Series Champion
Bold Daytona 500 pole winner
Rank Driver Total[1]
1 Richard Petty * 123
2 David Pearson * 113
3 Jeff Gordon * 81
4 Cale Yarborough * 69
5 Bobby Allison * 59[2]
6 Darrell Waltrip * 59
7 Mark Martin 56
8 Bill Elliott * 55
9 Ryan Newman 51
10 Bobby Isaac * 48[3]
11 Junior Johnson 46
12 Buck Baker * 45
13 Tim Flock * 39[4]
14 Herb Thomas * 39
15 Buddy Baker 38
16 Geoffrey Bodine 37
17 Denny Hamlin 36
18 Jimmie Johnson * 36
19 Rusty Wallace * 36
20 Rex White * 36
21 Ned Jarrett * 35
22 Fonty Flock 33
23 Kyle Busch * 32
24 Fred Lorenzen 32
25 Fireball Roberts 32
26 Kevin Harvick * 31
27 Ricky Rudd 29
28 Kurt Busch * 28
29 Kasey Kahne 27
30 Terry Labonte * 27
31 Bobby Labonte * 26
32 Joey Logano * 25
33 Alan Kulwicki * 24
34 Ken Schrader 23
35 Jack Smith 23
36 Dale Earnhardt * 22
37 Carl Edwards 22
38 Ernie Irvan 22
39 Dick Hutcherson 21
40 Marvin Panch 21[5]
41 Neil Bonnett 20
42 Matt Kenseth * 20
43 Benny Parsons * 20
44 Martin Truex Jr. * 20
45 Speedy Thompson 19
46 Donnie Allison 18
47 Brad Keselowski * 17
48 Lee Petty * 18
49 Joe Weatherly * 18
50 Harry Gant 17
51 Dale Jarrett * 16
52 Curtis Turner 16
53 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 15
54 Tony Stewart * 15
55 Davey Allison 14
56 Dave Marcis 14
57 Tim Richmond 14
58 Glen Wood 14
59 Greg Biffle 13
60 Kyle Larson * 13
61 Dick Rathmann 13
62 Chase Elliott * 12
63 Charlie Glotzbach 12
64 Jim Paschal 12
65 Brian Vickers 12
66 Sterling Marlin 11
67 Jamie McMurray 11
68 Joe Nemechek 10
69 Cotton Owens 10
70 LeeRoy Yarbrough 10
71 Ryan Blaney 9
72 Darel Dieringer 9
73 A. J. Foyt 9
74 Jeremy Mayfield 9
75 Juan Pablo Montoya 9
76 William Byron 8
77 Paul Goldsmith 8[6]
78 Kyle Petty 8
79 Elliott Sadler 8
80 Ward Burton 7
81 Morgan Shepherd 7
82 Bob Welborn 7
83 Jeff Burton 6
84 Ricky Craven 6
85 Austin Dillon 6
86 Tiny Lund 6
87 Eddie Pagan 6
88 Mike Skinner 6
89 Bill Amick 5
90 Brett Bodine 5
91 Todd Bodine 5
92 Bobby Hamilton 5
93 Dick Linder 5
94 Hershel McGriff 5
95 Ralph Moody 5
96 Ted Musgrave 5
97 Tom Pistone 5
98 Lennie Pond 5
99 Jim Reed 5
100 Billy Wade 5
101 Art Watts 5
102 A. J. Allmendinger 4
103 Aric Almirola 4
104 John Andretti 4
105 Christopher Bell 4
106 Clint Bowyer 4
107 Joe Eubanks 4[7]
108 James Hylton 4
109 Rick Mast 4
110 Frank Mundy 4
111 Steve Park 4
112 Tyler Reddick 4
113 David Reutimann 4
114 Gober Sosebee 4
115 Michael Waltrip 4
116 Johnny Allen 3
117 Loy Allen Jr. 3
118 Marcos Ambrose 3
119 Ron Bouchard 3
120 Alex Bowman 3
121 Bob Flock 3[8]
122 David Gilliland 3
123 Dan Gurney 3
124 Pete Hamilton 3
125 Kenny Irwin Jr. 3
126 Parnelli Jones 3
127 John Kieper 3
128 Banjo Matthews 3
129 Casey Mears 3
130 Jimmy Pardue 3
131 Scott Riggs 3
132 Joe Ruttman 3
133 Jimmy Spencer 3
134 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 3
135 Kenny Wallace 3
136 Johnny Benson Jr. 2
137 Dave Blaney 2
138 Bob Burdick 2
139 Red Byron * 2
140 Billy Carden 2
141 Stacy Compton 2
142 Jeff Green 2
143 Friday Hassler 2
144 Tommy Irwin 2
145 Bobby Johns 2
146 Erik Jones 2
147 Mel Larson 2
148 Paul Menard 2
149 David Ragan 2
150 Ken Rush 2
151 Greg Sacks 2
152 Boris Said 2
153 John Sears 2
154 Gwyn Staley 2
155 Daniel Suárez 2
156 Marshall Teague 2
157 Doug Yates 2
158 Emanuel Zervakis 2
159 Casey Atwood 1
160 Dick Bailey 1
161 Larry Baumel 1
162 Bill Blair 1
163 Al Bonnell 1
164 Chuck Bown 1
165 Chase Briscoe 1
166 Perk Brown 1
167 Chris Buescher 1
168 Wally Campbell 1
169 Patrick Carpentier 1
170 Austin Cindric 1
171 Neil Cole 1
172 Jim Cook 1
173 Derrike Cope 1
174 Doug Cox 1
175 Cole Custer 1
176 Lloyd Dane 1
177 Bill Dennis 1
178 Bob Duell 1
179 George Dunn 1
180 Glenn Dunaway 1[9]
181 Ralph Earnhardt 1
182 Lou Figaro 1
183 Jimmy Florian 1
184 George Follmer 1
185 Robby Gordon 1
186 Danny Graves 1
187 Eddie Gray 1
188 David Green 1
189 Royce Hagerty 1
190 Daniel Hemric 1
191 Jimmy Hensley 1
192 Russ Hepler 1
193 Jim Hunter 1
194 Possum Jones 1
195 Al Keller 1
196 Pat Kirkwood 1
197 Travis Kvapil 1
198 Elmo Langley 1
199 Jason Leffler 1
200 Kevin Lepage 1
201 Danny Letner 1
202 Jimmie Lewallen 1
203 Paul Lewis 1
204 Joe Littlejohn 1
205 Chuck Mahoney 1
206 Jimmy Massey 1
207 J. D. McDuffie 1
208 Joe Millikan 1
209 Tommy Moon 1
210 Bud Moore 1
211 Billy Myers 1
212 Norm Nelson 1
213 Danica Patrick 1
214 Andy Pierce 1
215 Bob Pronger 1
216 Bill Rexford * 1
217 Bob Ross 1
218 John Rostek 1
219 Frankie Schneider 1
220 Brian Scott 1
221 Wendell Scott 1
222 Frank Secrist 1
223 Lloyd Shaw 1
224 Slick Smith 1
225 Sam Sommers 1
226 Reed Sorenson 1
227 G. C. Spencer 1
228 Ramo Stott 1
229 Hut Stricklin 1
230 Jesse James Taylor 1[10]
231 Donald Thomas 1
232 Dick Trickle 1
233 Kenneth Wagner 1
234 Bubba Wallace 1
235 Danny Weinberg 1
236 Dink Widenhouse 1
237 Rick Wilson 1
238 J. J. Yeley 1
Notes
  • Notable drivers without a career pole position in the series: Nelson Stacy (4 Cup career wins)[11].

NASCAR Xfinity Series All-Time Pole Positions Winners

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All figures correct as of the 2021 Xfinity Series Championship Race Qualifying at Phoenix Raceway (November 6, 2021). Does not include pole-positions set by practice results, owner's points, draw or metric system.

Key
Driver is competing full-time in the 2021 season
Driver is competing part-time in the 2021 season
Driver has been inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame
* NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion
Rank Driver Total
1 Kyle Busch * 70[12]
2 Joey Logano 36[13]
3 Mark Martin 30[14]
4 Tommy Ellis * 28[15]
5 Carl Edwards * 27[16]
6 Kevin Harvick * 25[17]
7 Sam Ard * 24[18]
8 Jeff Green * 23[19]
9 David Green * 22[20]
10 Brad Keselowski * 22[21]
11 Denny Hamlin 21[22]
12 Tommy Houston 18[23]
13 Joe Nemechek * 18[24]
14 Elliott Sadler 18[25]
15 Austin Dillon * 17[26]
16 Matt Kenseth 17[27]
17 Brett Bodine 16[28]
18 Jimmy Hensley 15[29]
19 Erik Jones 15[30]
20 Greg Biffle * 14[31]
21 Harry Gant 14[32]
22 Dale Jarrett 14[33]
23 Michael Waltrip 14[34]
24 Geoffrey Bodine 13[35]
25 Christopher Bell 12[36]
26 Cole Custer 12[37]
27 Jeff Gordon 12[38]
28 Ryan Newman 12[39]
29 Chuck Bown * 11[40]
30 Jeff Burton 11[41]
31 Jason Keller 11[42]
32 Larry Pearson * 11[43]
33 Dale Earnhardt Jr. * 10[44]
34 Bobby Labonte * 10[45]
35 Martin Truex Jr. * 10[46]
36 Kenny Wallace 10[47]
37 Clint Bowyer * 9[48]
38 Sam Hornish Jr. 9[49]
39 Kasey Kahne 9[50]
40 Randy LaJoie * 9[51]
41 Rob Moroso * 9[52]
42 Austin Cindric * 8[53]
43 Jason Leffler 8[54]
44 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. * 8[55]
45 Trevor Bayne 7[56]
46 Dave Blaney 7[57]
47 Todd Bodine 7[58]
48 Ward Burton 7[59]
49 Ricky Craven 7[60]
50 Dale Earnhardt 7[61]
51 Tyler Reddick * 7[62]
52 Dick Trickle 7[63]
53 Justin Allgaier 6[64]
54 Casey Atwood 6[65]
55 Paul Menard 6[66]
56 Phil Parsons 6[67]
57 Robert Pressley 6[68]
58 Jeff Purvis 6[69]
59 Tim Richmond 6[70]
60 Morgan Shepherd 6[71]
61 Tony Stewart 6[72]
62 Daniel Suárez * 6[73]
63 Aric Almirola 5[74]
64 Daniel Hemric * 5[75]
65 Jack Ingram * 5[76]
66 Ernie Irvan 5[77]
67 Butch Lindley 5[78]
68 Rick Mast 5[79]
69 Mike McLaughlin 5[80]
70 Ken Schrader 5[81]
71 Brian Scott 5[82]
72 Marcos Ambrose 4[83]
73 Ron Bouchard 4[84]
74 Ty Dillon 4[85]
75 Bobby Dotter 4[86]
76 Tim Fedewa 4[87]
77 Steve Grissom * 4[88]
78 Bobby Hamilton Jr. 4[89]
79 Shane Hmiel 4[90]
80 Terry Labonte 4[91]
81 Kyle Larson 4[92]
82 Kevin Lepage 4[93]
83 Casey Mears 4[94]
84 Butch Miller 4[95]
85 L. D. Ottinger 4[96]
86 Johnny Sauter 4[97]
87 Alex Tagliani 4[98]
88 Brian Vickers * 4[99]
89 Darrell Waltrip 4[100]
90 Mike Alexander 3[101]
91 A. J. Allmendinger 3[102]
92 Ryan Blaney 3[103]
93 Mike Bliss 3[104]
94 Alex Bowman 3[105]
95 Kurt Busch 3[106]
96 Brandon Jones 3[107]
97 Buckshot Jones 3[108]
98 Jamie McMurray 3[109]
99 David Pearson 3[110]
100 Scott Pruett 3[111]
101 David Ragan 3[112]
102 David Reutimann 3[113]
103 Scott Riggs 3[114]
104 Hermie Sadler 3[115]
105 Mike Skinner 3[116]
106 Jimmy Spencer 3[117]
107 J. J. Yeley 3[118]
108 Davey Allison 2[119]
109 Kyle Benjamin 2[120]
110 Joe Bessey 2[121]
111 Colin Braun 2[122]
112 Chase Briscoe 2[123]
113 James Buescher 2[124]
114 William Byron * 2[125]
115 Billy Clark 2[126]
116 Bill Elliott 2[127]
117 Chase Elliott * 2[128]
118 Ron Fellows 2[129]
119 Shane Hall 2[130]
120 Drew Herring 2[131]
121 Jimmie Johnson 2[132]
122 Tracy Leslie 2[133]
123 Dave Mader III 2[134]
124 Michael McDowell 2[135]
125 Kelly Moore 2[136]
126 Mike Porter 2[137]
127 Greg Sacks 2[138]
128 Boris Said 2[139]
129 Elton Sawyer 2[140]
130 Reed Sorenson 2[141]
131 David Stremme 2[142]
132 Hut Stricklin 2[143]
133 Brad Teague 2[144]
134 Matt Tifft 2[145]
135 Bubba Wallace 2[146]
136 Rusty Wallace 2[147]
137 Steve Wallace 2[148]
138 Michael Annett 1[149]
139 Dakoda Armstrong 1[150]
140 Tim Bender 1[151]
141 Johnny Benson Jr. * 1[152]
142 Ed Berrier 1[153]
143 Rich Bickle 1[154]
144 Jim Bown 1[155]
145 Patrick Carpentier 1[156]
146 Landon Cassill 1[157]
147 Ross Chastain 1[158]
148 Bryan Clauson 1[159]
149 Brad Coleman 1[160]
150 Stacy Compton 1[161]
151 Derrike Cope 1[162]
152 Erik Darnell 1[163]
153 Eddie Falk 1[164]
154 Dario Franchitti 1[165]
155 Jeff Fuller 1[166]
156 Cale Gale 1[167]
157 Brendan Gaughan 1[168]
158 Ty Gibbs 1[169]
159 Jorge Goeters 1[170]
160 Kevin Grubb 1[171]
161 Wayne Grubb 1[172]
162 Riley Herbst 1[173]
163 Ron Hornaday Jr. 1[174]
164 Robert Ingram 1[175]
165 Parker Kligerman 1[176]
166 Todd Kluever 1[177]
167 Blake Koch 1[178]
168 Joey Kourafas 1[179]
169 Alan Kulwicki 1[180]
170 Dylan Kwasniewski 1[181]
171 Ashton Lewis 1[182]
172 Chad Little 1[183]
173 Curtis Markham 1[184]
174 Sterling Marlin 1[185]
175 Gary Neice 1[186]
176 John Hunter Nemechek 1[187]
177 Steve Park 1[188]
178 Hank Parker Jr. 1[189]
179 Travis Pastrana 1[190]
180 Danica Patrick 1[191]
181 Nelson Piquet Jr. 1[192]
182 Brennan Poole 1[193]
183 Randy Porter 1[194]
184 Ryan Preece 1[195]
185 Tony Raines 1[196]
186 Stevie Reeves 1[197]
187 Shawna Robinson 1[198]
188 Johnny Rumley 1[199]
189 Andy Santerre 1[200]
190 Jay Sauter 1[201]
191 Dennis Setzer 1[202]
192 Bob Shreeves 1[203]
193 Regan Smith 1[204]
194 Myatt Snider 1[205]
195 Scott Speed 1[206]
196 Jack Sprague 1[207]
197 Mike Swaim 1[208]
198 Ryan Truex 1[209]
199 Jacques Villeneuve 1[210]
200 Rick Wilson 1[211]
201 Scott Wimmer 1[212]
Notes

NASCAR Camping World Truck Series All-Time Pole Positions Winners

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All figures correct as of the 2021 Lucas Oil 150 Qualifying at at Phoenix Raceway (November 5, 2021). Does not include pole-positions set by practice results, owner's points, draw or metric system.

Key
Driver is competing full-time in the 2021 season
Driver is competing part-time in the 2021 season
Driver has been inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame
* NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Champion
Rank Driver Total
1 Mike Skinner * 50[116]
2 Jack Sprague * 32[207]
3 Ron Hornaday Jr. * 27[174]
4 Kyle Busch 22[12]
5 Mike Bliss * 18[104]
6 Joe Ruttman 17[218]
7 Matt Crafton * 16[219]
8 Austin Dillon * 13[26]
9 Greg Biffle * 12[31]
10 Ted Musgrave * 12[220]
11 Jason Leffler 10[54]
12 Stacy Compton 9[161]
13 Noah Gragson 9[213]
14 Johnny Sauter * 9[97]
15 Terry Cook 8[221]
16 Timothy Peters 8[222]
17 Todd Bodine * 7[58]
18 Jeb Burton 7[223]
19 Erik Jones * 7[30]
20 Christopher Bell * 6[36]
21 Rich Bickle 6[154]
22 Rick Crawford 6[224]
23 David Reutimann 6[113]
24 Johnny Benson Jr. * 5[152]
25 Ryan Blaney 5[103]
26 Colin Braun 5[122]
27 Chase Briscoe 5[123]
28 James Buescher * 5[124]
29 Cole Custer 5[37]
30 Ty Dillon 5[85]
31 Grant Enfinger 5[225]
32 Bobby Hamilton * 5[226]
33 Bryan Reffner 5[227]
34 Ben Rhodes * 5[228]
35 Scott Riggs 5[114]
36 David Starr 5[229]
37 Kurt Busch 4[106]
38 Carl Edwards 4[16]
39 Kevin Harvick 4[17]
40 Jimmy Hensley 4[29]
41 Andy Houston 4[230]
42 Travis Kvapil * 4[231]
43 Nelson Piquet Jr. 4[192]
44 Dennis Setzer 4[202]
45 Austin Hill 3[232]
46 William Byron 3[125]
47 Ross Chastain 3[158]
48 Joey Coulter 3[233]
49 Erik Darnell 3[163]
50 Christian Eckes 3[234]
51 Chase Elliott 3[128]
52 Ron Fellows 3[129]
53 Stewart Friesen 3[235]
54 Brendan Gaughan 3[168]
55 Bill Lester 3[236]
56 Mark Martin 3[14]
57 Jamie McMurray 3[109]
58 Brett Moffitt * 3[237]
59 Boris Said 3[139]
60 Tyler Reddick 3[62]
61 Bubba Wallace 3[146]
62 Mike Wallace 3[216]
63 Jon Wood 3[238]
64 Clint Bowyer 2[48]
65 Chad Chaffin 2[239]
66 Spencer Gallagher 2[240]
67 David Gilliland 2[241]
68 Todd Gilliland 2[242]
69 Bobby Hamilton Jr. 2[89]
70 Parker Kligerman 2[176]
71 Derek Kraus 2[243]
72 Kyle Larson 2[92]
73 Justin Lofton 2[244]
74 Justin Marks 2[245]
75 John Hunter Nemechek 2[187]
76 Elliott Sadler 2[25]
77 Jay Sauter 2[201]
78 Ken Schrader 2[81]
79 Alex Tagliani 2[98]
80 Randy Tolsma 2[246]
81 John Wes Townley 2[247]
82 Ryan Truex 2[209]
83 Brandon Whitt 2[248]
84 Marcos Ambrose 1[83]
85 Tyler Ankrum 1[249]
86 Steve Arpin 1[250]
87 Geoffrey Bodine 1[35]
88 Chuck Bown 1[40]
89 Harrison Burton 1[214]
90 Tobey Butler 1[251]
91 Ricky Carmichael 1[252]
92 Austin Cindric 1[53]
93 Michael Dokken 1[253]
94 Kerry Earnhardt 1[254]
95 Bobby East 1[255]
96 Cale Gale 1[167]
97 Tim George Jr. 1[256]
98 Kaz Grala 1[257]
99 Justin Haley 1[215]
100 Denny Hamlin 1[22]
101 Riley Herbst 1[173]
102 Caleb Holman 1[258]
103 Tom Hubert 1[259]
104 Brian Ickler 1[260]
105 Kenny Irwin Jr. 1[261]
106 Kasey Kahne 1[50]
107 Ben Kennedy 1[262]
108 Brad Keselowski 1[21]
109 Terry Labonte 1[91]
110 Joey Logano 1[13]
111 Ryan Mathews 1[263]
112 David Mayhew 1[264]
113 Butch Miller 1[95]
114 Brennan Newberry 1[265]
115 Ryan Newman 1[39]
116 Miguel Paludo 1[266]
117 Bobby Pierce 1[267]
118 Germán Quiroga 1[268]
119 David Ragan 1[112]
120 Tony Raines 1[196]
121 Dave Rezendes 1[269]
122 Bill Sedgwick 1[270]
123 Chandler Smith 1[271]
124 Scott Speed 1[206]
125 Jimmy Spencer 1[117]
126 Tim Steele 1[272]
127 Daniel Suárez 1[73]
128 Jason White 1[273]
129 Cole Whitt 1[274]
Notes
  • Notable drivers without a career pole position in the series: Sheldon Creed (8 Truck career wins and 2020 Truck Series champion)[275]; Rick Carelli (4 Truck career wins)[276]; Tony Stewart (2 Truck career wins and inducted in the NASCAR Hall of Fame).[72]

Pole Position Triple Threats

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Below is a list of 36 drivers who have won at least one pole position in each of NASCAR's three national divisions, through March 29, 2021.

The shortest time from first victory to Triple Threat, and the youngest driver to accomplish the feat, were both achieved by Kyle Busch, who scored his first victory in each series within a 16-month span from May 14, 2004 to September 4, 2005, completing the achievement at 20 years, 4 months of age.

While no driver has achieved all three of their first Triple Threat wins in a single season, seven drivers have gone on to subsequently accomplish a Triple Threat season: Terry Labonte (1995), Kevin Harvick (2003, 2010), Kyle Busch (2005–2011, 2013–2021), Denny Hamlin (2011), Brad Keselowski (2014), Joey Logano (2015), and Kyle Larson (2016).

With his win in the Truck Series race at Martinsville on April 9, 2005, Bobby Labonte became the first driver to complete a Triple Threat at the same track: 1992 Busch Winston Classic; 2002 Winston Cup Virginia 500; and 2005 Craftsman Truck Kroger 250.

With his win in the Cup Series race at Bristol on August 21, 2010, Kyle Busch became the first driver to complete a Triple Threat in the same weekend, winning the Bristol Motor Speedway-hosted: O'Reilly Auto Parts 200; Food City 250; and Irwin Tools Night Race.[277] Busch repeated a one-stop Triple Threat – still the only driver to accomplish the feat – sweeping the three Bristol races on August 16, 18 and 19, 2017.

Showing only their first win in each of the top three NASCAR national divisions, the Triple Threat drivers are:

Driver 1st Cup Series Pole Win 1st Xfinity Series Pole Win 1st Truck Series Pole Win
1. Ken Schrader 07-31-1988 Talladega 09-16-1989 Dover 04-15-1995 Saugus
2. Terry Labonte 09-01-1980 Darlington 10-05-1985 Charlotte 09-07-1995 Richmond
3. Mark Martin 10-22-1989 Rockingham 05-30-1987 Dover 09-28-1996 North Wilkesboro
4. Bobby Hamilton 10-27-1996 Phoenix 09-09-1989 Richmond 04-10-2000 Martinsville
5. Kevin Harvick 03-11-2001 Atlanta 07-29-2000 Gateway 11-08-2002 Phoenix
6. Greg Biffle 07-05-2003 Daytona 04-14-2001 Nashville SS 05-08-1999 Memphis
7. Jimmy Spencer 07-02-1994 Daytona 03-25-1989 Hickory 09-13-2003 New Hampshire
8. Jamie McMurray 10-13-2002 Charlotte 10-26-2002 Atlanta 10-23-2004 Martinsville
9. Tony Stewart 09-11-1999 Richmond 02-19-2005 Daytona 09-05-2002 Richmond
10. Steve Park 08-13-2000 Watkins Glen 04-19-1997 Nashville 02-25-2005 Fontana
11. Carl Edwards 03-20-2005 Atlanta 03-19-2005 Atlanta 07-12-2003 Kentucky
12. Bobby Labonte 05-28-1995 Charlotte 04-13-1991 Bristol 04-09-2005 Martinsville
13. Kasey Kahne 05-14-2005 Richmond 11-15-2003 Homestead 11-13-2004 Darlington
14. Kyle Busch 09-04-2005 Fontana 05-14-2004 Richmond 05-20-2005 Charlotte
15. Ricky Craven 10-15-2001 Martinsville 07-07-1991 Oxford Plains 10-22-2005 Martinsville
16. Kurt Busch 03-24-2002 Bristol 04-08-2006 Texas 07-01-2000 Milwaukee
17. Johnny Benson Jr. 11-03-2002 Rockingham 9-17-1994 Dover 06-17-2006 Michigan
18. Clint Bowyer 09-16-2007 New Hampshire 06-12-2005 Nashville SS 11-03-2006 Texas
19. Ryan Newman 09-15-2002 New Hampshire 08-18-2001 Michigan 10-25-2008 Atlanta
20. David Reutimann 05-25-2009 Charlotte 10-27-2007 Memphis 08-13-2005 Nashville SS
21. Elliott Sadler 03-25-2001 Bristol 05-18-1997 Nazareth 07-31-2010 Pocono
22. Michael Waltrip 02-18-2001 Daytona 09-17-1988 Dover 02-18-2011 Daytona
23. Denny Hamlin 06-11-2006 Pocono 03-05-2006 Mexico City 10-29-2011 Martinsville
24. Aric Almirola 07-06-2014 Daytona 06-23-2007 Milwaukee 05-15-2010 Dover
25. Brad Keselowski 04-26-2009 Talladega 06-07-2008 Nashville SS 08-21-2014 Bristol
26. Joey Logano 06-28-2009 New Hampshire 06-14-2008 Kentucky 03-28-2015 Martinsville
27. Kyle Larson 08-28-2016 Michigan 03-22-2014 Fontana 04-14-2013 Rockingham
28. Austin Dillon 05-28-2017 Charlotte 06-29-2012 Kentucky 07-11-2010 Iowa
29. Ryan Blaney 06-11-2017 Pocono 09-21-2013 Kentucky 09-15-2012 Iowa
30. Erik Jones 07-07-2018 Daytona 04-10-2015 Texas 11-08-2013 Phoenix
31. Chase Elliott 08-05-2018 Watkins Glen 04-04-2014 Texas 09-01-2013 Bowmanville
32. Justin Haley 07-07-2019 Daytona 06-20-2020 Talladega 06-23-2018 Gateway
33. Cole Custer 07-12-2020 Kentucky 11-18-2017 Homestead 09-20-2014 New Hampshire
34. William Byron 08-29-2020 Daytona 06-24-2017 Iowa 05-06-2016 Kansas
35. Christopher Bell 02-21-2021 Daytona RC 10-21-2017 Kansas 07-22-2015 Eldora
36. Martin Truex Jr. 06-04-2007 Dover 03-27-2004 Bristol 03-29-2021 Bristol (Dirt)

Drivers with wins in two of the top three series

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Below is an alphabetical list of drivers with pole positions in two of the three national series, as of Jeb Burton's Xfinity Series victory at Talladega on April 24, 2021.

Driver 1st Cup Series Pole Win 1st Xfinity Series Pole Win 1st Truck Series Pole Win
Bobby Allison 07-12-1966 Oxford Plains 05-26-1984 Charlotte
A. J. Allmendinger 08-10-2014 Watkins Glen 06-22-2013 Road America
Marcos Ambrose 08-15-2011 Watkins Glen 08-09-2008 Watkins Glen
Trevor Bayne 02-20-2011 Daytona 11-05-2011 Texas
Mike Bliss 10-15-2004 Charlotte 10-30-1995 North Wilkesboro
Brett Bodine 04-22-1990 North Wilkesboro 04-06-1985 Martinsville
Geoff Bodine 04-29-1984 Martinsville 04-03-1982 Darlington
Todd Bodine 06-01-1991 Dover 10-02-2004 Fontana
Neil Bonnett 09-11-1977 Richmond 09-04-1983 Darlington
Ron Bouchard 08-02-1981 Talladega 04-14-1984 Darlington
Alex Bowman 06-30-2019 Chicago 10-07-2017 Charlotte
Chase Briscoe 09-29-2018 Charlotte Roval 11-17-2017 Homestead
Chris Buescher 08-01-2016 Pocono 08-16-2014 Mid-Ohio
James Buescher 02-25-2012 Daytona 04-21-2012 Kansas
Jeb Burton 04-24-2021 Talladega 06-07-2013 Texas
Jeff Burton 04-06-1997 Texas 09-22-1990 Martinsville
Ward Burton 10-22-1995 Rockingham 02-29-1992 Rockingham
Ross Chastain 09-15-2018 Las Vegas 05-10-2019 Kansas
Austin Cindric 08-03-2019 Watkins Glen 09-03-2017 Bowmanville
Derrike Cope 02-18-1990 Daytona 05-07-1994 New Hampshire
Ty Dillon 07-26-2014 Indianapolis 08-31-2012 Atlanta
Dale Earnhardt 04-01-1979 Bristol 02-13-1982 Daytona
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 04-02-2000 Texas 04-04-1998 Texas
Bill Elliott 11-20-1983 Riverside 06-26-1993 Watkins Glen
Ron Fellows 06-28-1998 Watkins Glen 08-24-1997 Watkins Glen
Harry Gant 04-25-1982 Martinsville 05-29-1982 Charlotte
Brendan Gaughan 06-21-2014 Road America 06-07-2002 Texas
Jeff Gordon 05-29-1994 Charlotte 03-14-1992 Atlanta
Robby Gordon 11-23-2001 New Hampshire 09-10-2004 Richmond
Noah Gragson 02-15-2020 Daytona 10-28-2017 Martinsville
Jimmy Hensley 03-10-1985 Hickory 08-15-1998 Nashville
Ron Hornaday Jr. 07-16-2000 Nazareth 04-08-1995 Tucson
Ernie Irvan 08-25-1990 Bristol 10-19-1991 Rockingham
Dale Jarrett 08-18-1991 Michigan 08-16-1986 Rougemont
Jimmie Johnson 04-28-2002 Fontana 07-14-2001 Chicago
Brandon Jones 10-19-2019 Kansas 06-28-2020 Pocono
Matt Kenseth 05-28-2000 Charlotte 02-21-1998 Rockingham
Jason Leffler 06-12-2004 Nashville SS 05-30-2003 Dover
Sterling Marlin 02-20-1994 Daytona 10-06-1990 Charlotte
Michael McDowell 02-14-2021 Daytona 08-27-2016 Road America
Casey Mears 05-27-2007 Charlotte 07-08-2006 Chicago
Paul Menard 07-31-2011 Indianapolis 06-24-2006 Milwaukee
Butch Miller 06-21-1986 IRP 07-15-1995 Colorado
Juan Pablo Montoya 06-24-2007 Sonoma 03-04-2007 Mexico City
Joe Nemechek 09-19-1999 New Hampshire 08-01-1992 IRP
John Hunter Nemechek 10-20-2018 Kansas 09-19-2015 Chicago
Phil Parsons 05-01-1988 Talladega 03-13-1982 Bristol
Nelson Piquet Jr. 06-23-2012 Road America 08-18-2012 Michigan
Robert Pressley 08-12-1989 Rougemont 02-15-2002 Daytona
David Ragan 07-02-2011 Daytona 04-25-2009 Talladega
Tyler Reddick 09-23-2017 Kentucky 02-20-2015 Daytona
Tim Richmond 06-13-1982 Riverside 05-25-1985 Charlotte
Scott Riggs 04-13-2002 Nashville SS 04-07-2001 Martinsville
Ricky Rudd 06-05-1983 Riverside 05-14-1983 Dover
Joe Ruttman 05-15-1982 Dover 06-23-1995 Bristol
Greg Sacks 07-04-1985 Daytona 07-27-1996 Talladega
Boris Said 08-29-2010 Montreal 10-11-1998 Sonoma
Johnny Sauter 07-13-2002 Chicago 09-26-2009 Las Vegas
Dennis Setzer 07-16-1994 South Boston 10-18-1998 Mesa Marin
Morgan Shepherd 04-26-1981 Martinsville 05-23-1982 Hickory
Mike Skinner 03-13-1999 Atlanta 02-05-1995 Phoenix
Regan Smith 05-07-2011 Darlington 11-17-2012 Homestead
Jack Sprague 06-08-2002 Nashville SS 04-21-1996 Phoenix
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 05-07-2017 Talladega 05-22-2011 Iowa
Daniel Suárez 06-11-2016 Michigan 11-11-2016 Phoenix
Brian Vickers 10-08-2006 Talladega 08-02-2003 IRP
Mike Wallace 06-04-1994 Dover 03-20-1999 Homestead
Darrell Waltrip 05-10-1975 Nashville 10-09-1982 Charlotte


Consistency NASCAR tables abbreviations

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2021-24 NCAA Division II realignment

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Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference

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Concordia College (NY) left the CACC as it closed the doors after 2020–21 school year. It was sold to nearby Iona College.[278]

USciences left the CACC as it also closed the doors after 2021–22 school year. It was merged into Saint Joseph's University.[279]

Bridgeport announced it would join the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference from the East Coast Conference (ECC) starting in 2022–23 academic year.[280]

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association

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The CIAA announced the addition of Bluefield State as a full-member starting in the 2023–24 school year, from the Independents ranks. Consequently, the CIAA ended the Chowan football-only membership after the 2022 season in order to remain with 12 even football members.[281]

Conference Carolinas

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Francis Marion and UNC Pembroke announced they would join the Conference Carolinas from the Peach Belt Conference starting in the 2021–22 school year.[282]

Young Harris announced they will also join the Conference Carolinas from the Peach Belt Conference, starting in 2023–24 school year.[283]

Shorter announced they will join the Conference Carolinas from the Gulf South Conference starting in the 2024–25 school year. With addition of Shorter, Conference Carolinas will have 6 football members and will start to sponsor football in 2025 season.[284]

MISSING Great Lakes Valley Conference - SOUTHERN INDIANA AND LINDENWOOD LEFT FOR D-I...LINCOLN (MO) JOINING FROM MIAA IN 2023-24...UPPER IOWA ALSO JOINING IN 2023-24 FROM Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC)

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

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See also: Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Ashland announced they would left the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) to join the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) for the 2021–22 school year.[285]

On April 29, 2021, Northwood announced that it will also join the G-MAC in July 2022, from the GLIAC, following Ashland's steps.[286]

Roosevelt announced that they will join the GLIAC and the NCAA Division II ranks from the GSAC of the NAIA starting in 2023–24 school year, pending NCAA approval.[287]

Great Midwest Athletic Conference

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See also: Great Midwest Athletic Conference

As already listed Ashland announced they would join the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) for the 2021–22 school year.[285]

On February 17, 2021 Ohio Valley University announced that they would leave the G-MAC to join River States Conference of the NAIA starting in 2021–22 school year.[288] However, in December 2021, the OVU Board of Directors voted to close the school due to financial difficulties.[289]

As already listed Northwood would also join the G-MAC in July 2022, from the GLIAC, following Ashland's steps.[286]

Thomas More announced they would join the Great Midwest Athletic Conference and NCAA Division II ranks from the Mid-South Conference of the NAIA starting in the 2022–23 school year.[290]

MISSING GULF SOUTH - LOSING SHORTER (WILL BECAME INDEPENDENT IN FOOTBALL IN 2024 BEFORE JOINING CONFERENCE CAROLINAS IN 2025)...NORTH GREENVILLE (FOOTBALL-ONLY MEMBER) WILL LEFT TO JOIN CONFERENCE CAROLINAS...CHOWAN WILL BECOME A FOOTBALL-ONLY MEMBER STARTING IN 2023 until 2025 before joining CONFERENCE CAROLINAS...ERSKINE WILL JOIN IN 2024 AND WILL LEFT TO CONFERENCE CAROLINAS IN 2025...

MISSING INDEPENDENTS RANKING - LOST BLUEFIELD STATE...SHORTER FOOTBALL-ONLY IN 2024...POST STARTED FOOTBALL AND COMPETE AS INDEPENDENTS

MISSING Lone Star Conference (LSC) - LOST TEXAS A&M COMMERCE TO D-I...Central Washington, Simon Fraser and Western Oregon joined as football-only members after a partnership with the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC)...With SUL ROSS STATE JOINING FROM D-III IN 2024...LSC WILL BECOME INDEPENDENT AFTER LSC DID NOT RENEW THEIR AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP...

MISSING Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) - Newman and Rogers State were granted to upgrade for full membership, effective in the 2022–23 academic year AFTER BEING ASSOCIATE MEMBERS IN ALL SPORTS SINCE 2019-20...ALSO LOSING LINCOLN (MO)

MISSING Northeast-10 Conference - LOSE STONEHILL TO D-I

MISSING Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) - LOSING UPPER IOWA

MISSING PAC WEST CONFERENCE - HOLY NAMES WILL CLOSE THE DOORS...HOWEVER WESTMONT, MENLO AND JESSUP WILL JOIN FROM NAIA.

MISSING PEACH BELT CONFERENCE...LOSE FRANCIS MARION, UNC PEMBROKE AND YOUNG HARRIS TO CONFERENCE CAROLINAS...USC BEAUFORT JOINED FROM NAIA...MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE ALSO ANNOUNCED THAT WILL JOIN IN 2025

South Atlantic Conference

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See also: South Atlantic Conference

Emory and Henry announced they would join the NCAA Division II ranks in 2021 and would join South Atlantic Conference starting in 2022–23 school year from the Old Dominion Athletic Conference of the NCAA Division III.[291]

As already listed, Queens (NC) moved to ASUN Conference in the D-I starting in 2022–23 school year.[292]

MISSING BARTON AND ERSKINE - FOOTBALL MEMBERSHIP

Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

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See also: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Paine left the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and the NCAA and joined the NCCAA starting in the 2021–22 school year.[293]

Edward Waters announced they would join the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and NCAA Division II ranks from the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) of the NAIA for the 2021–22 school year.[294]

MISSING TALLADEGA WILL REJOIN THE SIAC AFTER DECADES....FROM NAIA


List of historically black colleges and universities athletic programs

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This list of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) includes institutions of higher education in the United States that were established before 1964 with the intention of primarily serving the black community.[295][296]

Alabama leads the nation with the number of HBCUs, followed by North Carolina, then Georgia.

The list of closed colleges includes many that, because of state laws, were racially segregated. In other words, those colleges are not just "historically" black, they were entirely black for as long as they existed.

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Locations of HBCUs in the continental United States (as of 2022). Blue markers indicate a city with one or more public institutions. Red markers indicate a city with one or more private institutions. Purple markers indicate a city with both public and private HBCUs. The University of the Virgin Islands (public) is outside the map area.
Institution City State/
territory 		Founded Type Comment Regionally
accredited[297] 		Current Sports affiliation
Alabama A&M University Normal Alabama 1875 Public Founded as "Colored Normal School at Huntsville" Yes
Alabama State University Montgomery Alabama 1867 Public Founded as "Lincoln Normal School of Marion" Yes
Albany State University Albany Georgia 1903 Public Founded as "Albany Bible and Manual Training Institute" Yes
Alcorn State University Lorman Mississippi 1871 Public Founded as "Alcorn University", in honor of James L. Alcorn Yes
Allen University Columbia South Carolina 1870 Private[a] Founded as "Payne Institute" Yes
American Baptist College Nashville Tennessee 1924 Private[b] Federal designation as a historically Black college or university was awarded on March 20, 2013 by the U.S. Education Department.[298] Yes
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Arkansas 1873 Public Founded as "Branch Normal College" Yes
Arkansas Baptist College Little Rock Arkansas 1884 Private[c] Founded as "Minister’s Institute"[299] Yes
Barber–Scotia College Concord North Carolina 1867 Private[d] Founded as two institutions, Scotia Seminary and Barber Memorial College No
Benedict College Columbia South Carolina 1870 Private[e] Founded as "Benedict Institute" Yes
Bennett College Greensboro North Carolina 1873 Private[f] Founded as "Bennett Seminary" Yes
Bethune–Cookman University Daytona Beach Florida 1904 Private[f] Founded as "Daytona Educational and Industrial Training School for Negro Girls" Yes
Bishop State Community College Mobile Alabama 1927 Public Originally a branch of Alabama State College Yes
Bluefield State University Bluefield West Virginia 1895 Public Founded as "Bluefield Colored Institute" Yes
Bowie State University Bowie Maryland 1865 Public Founded as "Baltimore Normal School" Yes
Central State University Wilberforce Ohio 1887 Public[a] Originally a department at Wilberforce University[300] Yes
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Cheyney Pennsylvania 1837 Public The oldest HBCU. Founded by Quaker philanthropist Richard Humphreys as "Institute for Colored Youth" Yes
Claflin University Orangeburg South Carolina 1869 Private[f] Yes
Clark Atlanta University Atlanta Georgia 1865 Private[f] Originally two institutions, Clark College and Atlanta University Yes
Clinton College Rock Hill South Carolina 1894 Private[g] Founded as "Clinton Institute"[301] Yes
Coahoma Community College Coahoma County Mississippi 1924 Public Founded as "Coahoma County Agricultural High School" Yes
Coppin State University Baltimore Maryland 1900 Public Founded as "Colored High School" Yes
Delaware State University Dover Delaware 1891 Public Founded as "The Delaware College for Colored Students" Yes
Denmark Technical College Denmark South Carolina 1947 Public Founded as "Denmark Area Trade School"[302] Yes
Dillard University New Orleans Louisiana 1869 Private[h][f] Founding predecessor institutions: "Straight University" and "New Orleans University" Yes
University of the District of Columbia Washington District of Columbia 1851 Public Founded as "Miner Normal School" Yes
Edward Waters University Jacksonville Florida 1866 Private[a] Founded as "Brown Theological Institute" Yes
Elizabeth City State University Elizabeth City North Carolina 1891 Public Founded as "State Colored Normal School at Elizabeth City" Yes
Fayetteville State University Fayetteville North Carolina 1867 Public Founded as "Howard School" Yes
Fisk University Nashville Tennessee 1866 Private[h][303] Named for Clinton Bowen Fisk Yes
Florida A&M University Tallahassee Florida 1887 Public Founded as "State Normal College for Colored Students" Yes
Florida Memorial University Miami Gardens Florida 1879 Private[e] Founded as "Florida Baptist Institute in Live Oak" Yes
Fort Valley State University Fort Valley Georgia 1895 Public Founded as "Fort Valley High and Industrial School" Yes
Gadsden State Community College Gadsden Alabama 1925 Public Founded as "Alabama School of Trades" Yes
Grambling State University Grambling Louisiana 1901 Public Founded as "Colored Industrial and Agricultural School" Yes
Hampton University Hampton Virginia 1868 Private[i] Founded as "Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute" Yes
Harris–Stowe State University St. Louis Missouri 1857 Public Founded as "St. Louis Normal School" for whites in 1857, with Stowe Teachers College begun in 1890 for blacks; merged in 1954 [304] Yes
Hinds Community College at Utica Utica Mississippi 1903 Public Founded as "Utica Junior College" Yes
Howard University Washington District of Columbia 1867 Private[i] Named for General Oliver Otis Howard, head of the Freedmen's Bureau Yes
Huston–Tillotson University Austin Texas 1875 Private[f]
U.C.C.[h] 		Founded as "Tillotson Collegiate and Normal Institute" Yes
Interdenominational Theological Center Atlanta Georgia 1958 Private[j] Yes
J. F. Drake State Technical College Huntsville Alabama 1961 Public Founded as "Huntsville State Vocational Technical School" Yes
Jackson State University Jackson Mississippi 1877 Public Founded as "Natchez Seminary" by the American Baptist Home Mission Society, became public in 1942 Yes
Jarvis Christian University Hawkins Texas 1912 Private[k] Yes
Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte North Carolina 1867 Private[d] Founded as "Biddle Memorial Institute" Yes
Kentucky State University Frankfort Kentucky 1886 Public Founded as "State Normal School for Colored Persons" Yes
Knoxville College Knoxville (Mechanicsville) Tennessee 1875 Private[l] No
Lane College Jackson Tennessee 1882 Private[m] Founded as "Colored Methodist Episcopal High School"[305] Yes
Langston University Langston Oklahoma 1897 Public Founded as "Oklahoma Colored Agricultural and Normal University" Yes
Lawson State Community College Bessemer Alabama 1949 Public Yes
LeMoyne-Owen College Memphis Tennessee 1862 Private[h] Founded as "LeMoyne Normal and Commercial School"[306] (elementary school until 1870) Yes
Lincoln University Chester County Pennsylvania 1854 Public The first degree-granting HBCU. Founded as "Ashmun Institute" Yes
Lincoln University of Missouri Jefferson City Missouri 1866 Public Founded as "Lincoln Institute"[307] Yes
Livingstone College Salisbury North Carolina 1879 Private[g] Founded as "Zion Wesley Institute" Yes
University of Maryland Eastern Shore Princess Anne Maryland 1886 Public[n] Founded as "Delaware Conference Academy" Yes
Meharry Medical College Nashville Tennessee 1876 Private[f] Founded as the Medical Department of Central Tennessee College Yes
Miles College Fairfield Alabama 1898 Private[m] Known until 1941 as "Miles Memorial College"; named after Bishop William H. Miles Yes
Mississippi Valley State University Itta Bena Mississippi 1950 Public Founded as "Mississippi Vocational College" Yes
Morehouse College Atlanta Georgia 1867 Private[o] Founded as "Augusta Institute" Yes
Morehouse School of Medicine Atlanta Georgia 1975 Private[i] Founded as a part of Morehouse College Yes
Morgan State University Baltimore Maryland 1867 Public[n] Founded as "Centenary Biblical Institute" Yes
Morris Brown College Atlanta Georgia 1881 Private[a] Named after the second Bishop in the African Methodist Episcopal Church Yes
Morris College Sumter South Carolina 1908 Private[p] Yes
Norfolk State University Norfolk Virginia 1935 Public Founded as "Norfolk Unit of Virginia State University"[308] Yes
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University Greensboro North Carolina 1891 Public Founded as "The Agricultural & Mechanical College for the Colored Race" Yes
North Carolina Central University Durham North Carolina 1910 Public Founded as "National Religious Training School and Chautauqua" Yes
Oakwood University Huntsville Alabama 1896 Private[q] Founded as "Oakwood Industrial School" Yes
Paine College Augusta Georgia 1882 Private[f][m] Founded as "Paine Institute" Yes
Paul Quinn College Dallas Texas 1872 Private[a] Named for William Paul Quinn Yes
Payne Theological Seminary Wilberforce Ohio 1856 Private[a] Named for Bishop Daniel Payne. Founded as a seminary with Wilberforce University in 1856. Later became Payne Theological Seminary in 1894. Yes
Philander Smith College Little Rock Arkansas 1877 Private[f] Founded as "Walden Seminary" Yes
Prairie View A&M University Prairie View Texas 1876 Public Founded as "Alta Vista Agriculture & Mechanical College for Colored Youth"[309] Yes
Rust College Holly Springs Mississippi 1866 Private[f] Known as "Shaw University" until 1882 Yes
Savannah State University Savannah Georgia 1890 Public Founded as "Georgia State Industrial College for Colored Youth" Yes
Selma University Selma Alabama 1878 Private[r] Founded as "Alabama Baptist Normal and Theological School" Yes
Shaw University Raleigh North Carolina 1865 Private[b] Founded as "Raleigh Institute" Yes
Shorter College North Little Rock Arkansas 1886 Private[a] Two-year college; founded as "Bethel University" Yes [310]
Shelton State Community College Tuscaloosa Alabama 1952 Public Founded as "J.P. Shelton Trade School" Yes
Simmons College Louisville Kentucky 1869 Private[i] Founded as Kentucky Normal Technological Institute Yes
South Carolina State University Orangeburg South Carolina 1896 Public Founded as "Colored, Normal, Industrial, Agricultural, and Mechanical College of South Carolina" Yes
Southern University at New Orleans New Orleans Louisiana 1956 Public Founded as a branch unit of Southern University in Baton Rouge Yes
Southern University at Shreveport Shreveport Louisiana 1967 Public Part of the Southern University System Yes
Southern University and A&M College Baton Rouge Louisiana 1880 Public Conceptualized by P. B. S. Pinchback, T. T. Allain, and Henry Demas Yes
Southwestern Christian College Terrell Texas 1948 Private[s] Founded as "Southern Bible Institute"[311] Yes
Spelman College Atlanta Georgia 1881 Private[o] Founded as "Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary" Yes
St. Augustine's University Raleigh North Carolina 1867 Private[t] Yes
St. Philip's College San Antonio Texas 1898 Public[t] Founded as "St. Philip's Sewing Class for Girls"[312] Yes
Stillman College Tuscaloosa Alabama 1876 Private[d] Founded as Tuscaloosa Institute, the College was a concept of Reverend Dr. Charles Allen Stillman, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Tuscaloosa[313] Yes
Talladega College Talladega Alabama 1867 Private[h] Known as "Swayne School" until 1869 Yes
Tennessee State University Nashville Tennessee 1912 Public Founded as "Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School" Yes
Texas College Tyler Texas 1894 Private[m] Yes
Texas Southern University Houston Texas 1927 Public Founded as "Texas State University for Negroes" Yes
Tougaloo College Hinds County Mississippi 1869 Private[u] Founded as "Tougaloo University" Yes
Trenholm State Community College Montgomery Alabama 1947 Public Founded as "John M. Patterson Technical School"[315] Yes
Tuskegee University Tuskegee Alabama 1881 Private[i] Founded as Tuskegee Institute, Now a National Historic Site Yes
University of the Virgin Islands St. Croix & St. Thomas United States Virgin Islands 1962 Public Founded as "College of the Virgin Islands" Yes
Virginia State University Petersburg Virginia 1882 Public Founded as "Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute at Petersburg" Yes
Virginia Union University Richmond Virginia 1865 Private[e] Founded as "Wayland Seminary," and merged with Richmond Institute (1865) in 1889[316] Yes
Virginia University of Lynchburg Lynchburg Virginia 1886 Private[v] Founded as "Lynchburg Baptist Seminary" Yes
Voorhees University Denmark South Carolina 1897 Private[t] Founded as "Denmark Industrial School" Yes
West Virginia State University Institute West Virginia 1891 Public Founded as "West Virginia Colored Institute" Yes
Wilberforce University Wilberforce Ohio 1856 Private[a] Named for William Wilberforce. Oldest HBCU to retain its original name, and the first college to be owned and operated by African Americans. Yes
Wiley College Marshall Texas 1873 Private[f] Named for Isaac William Wiley Yes
Winston-Salem State University Winston-Salem North Carolina 1892 Public Founded as "Slater Industrial and State Normal School" Yes
Xavier University of Louisiana New Orleans Louisiana 1915 Private[w] Founded as Xavier Preparatory High School Yes
Notes
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h Part of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
  2. ^ a b Part of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
  3. ^ Part of the Consolidated Missionary Baptist State Convention.
  4. ^ a b c Part of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
  5. ^ a b c Part of the American Baptist Churches USA.
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Part of the United Methodist Church.
  7. ^ a b Part of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
  8. ^ a b c d e Part of the United Church of Christ.
  9. ^ a b c d e Nonsectarian college or university, with no religious affiliation.
  10. ^ Multiple affiliations.
  11. ^ Part of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
  12. ^ Part of the United Presbyterian Church of North America.
  13. ^ a b c d Part of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church.
  14. ^ a b Originally and formerly part of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
  15. ^ a b Originally and formerly part of the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
  16. ^ Part of the Baptist Educational and Missionary Convention of South Carolina.
  17. ^ Part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
  18. ^ Part of the Alabama State Missionary Baptist Convention.
  19. ^ Part of the Churches of Christ.
  20. ^ a b c Part of the Episcopal Church.
  21. ^ Part of the American Missionary Association.
  22. ^ Part of the Virginia Baptist State Convention.
  23. ^ Part of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament of the Catholic Church.

Defunct institutions

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Institution City State Founded Closed Type Comment
Avery College Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1849 1873 Private[a] Though the records are scant, it appears that Avery College suspended operations in 1873, the year of a great nationwide financial panic. Trustees considered selling the school property to the marker University of Western Pennsylvania (University of Pittsburgh), which had reluctantly accepted Avery's donation to assist in educating a handful of African-American students. Nothing came of the negotiations, however, and Avery College never reopened. As late as 1908, the trustees were debating whether to establish a manual training school or a hospital and nursing school facility on the property. Years later the original three-story building was demolished to make way for a new highway project.[citation needed]
Bishop College Dallas Texas 1881 1988 Private[b] Founded in Marshall, Texas; later moved to Dallas.
Bishop Payne Divinity School Petersburg Virginia 1878 1949 Private[c] Before gaining the right to award bachelor's degrees in 1910, it was the Bishop Payne Divinity and Industrial School. When first founded it was a "normal and industrial" school.
Booker T. Washington Junior College Pensacola Florida 1949 1965 Public The first of twelve black junior colleges created in Florida, it closed after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Nominally merged with Pensacola Junior College.
J. P. Campbell College Started in Vicksburg, moved to Jackson in 1898 Mississippi 1890 1964 Private[d] Located across the street from Jackson College, now Jackson State University, J. P. Campbell College famously admitted students expelled from high school for participating in the Civil Rights Movement. Then, amidst a failed plan to relocate to Mound Bayou, Mississippi, a black town, it collapsed financially.[317]
Carver Junior College Cocoa Florida 1960 1963 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Collier-Blocker Junior College Palatka Florida 1960 1964 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Concordia College, Alabama Selma Alabama 1922 2018 Private[e] Known as "Alabama Lutheran Academy and Junior College" until 1981; It was the only historically black college among the ten colleges and universities in the Concordia University System. The college ceased operations at the completion of the Spring 2018 semester, citing years of financial distress and declining enrollment.
Daniel Payne College Birmingham Alabama 1889 1979 Private[d]
Friendship College Rock Hill South Carolina 1891 1981 Private[f]
George R. Smith College Sedalia Missouri 1894 1925 Private[g] It burned down April 26, 1925, after which its assets were merged (in 1933) with the Philander Smith College
Georgia Baptist College Macon Georgia 1899 1956 Private[f] Originally known as Central City College, renamed in 1938.
Gibbs Junior College St. Petersburg Florida 1957 1966 Public Regionally accredited. Founded to show that separate but equal educational institutions for African Americans were viable, and that racial integration, mandated by Brown v. Board of Education, was unnecessary. Closed shortly after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; nominally merged with St. Petersburg Junior College (today St. Petersburg College).
Guadalupe College Seguin Texas 1884 1936 Private[h] Ceased operations after a fire destroyed the main building in 1936.[318]
Hampton Junior College Ocala Florida 1958 1966 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Immanuel Lutheran College Greensboro North Carolina 1903 1961 Private[i] The college was closed in 1961 when the Synodical Conference decided that the training of Blacks should be integrated into the educational institutions of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod, the largest member of the conference. The state of North Carolina purchased the campus for $239,000 and it eventually became the East Campus of North Carolina A&T State University.
Jackson Junior College Marianna Florida 1961 1966 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Johnson Junior College Leesburg Florida 1960 1966 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Kittrell College Kittrell North Carolina 1886 1975 Private[d]
Leland University New Orleans Louisiana 1870 1960 Private[b] Founded as a grade school in New Orleans, Leland was a Baker, Louisiana-based Baptist University when it closed.
Lewis College of Business Detroit Michigan 1928 2013[319] Private[g] Founded as "Lewis Business College", in the process of being reopened under a new name.
Lincoln Junior College Fort Pierce Florida 1960 1966 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Luther College New Orleans Louisiana 1903 1925 Private[i]
Mary Holmes College West Point Mississippi 1892 2005 Private[j]
Mississippi Industrial College Holly Springs Mississippi 1905 1982 Private[k]
Morristown College Morristown Tennessee 1881 1994 Private[l] Founded as a seminary and normal school in the late 1870s, became Knoxville College's satellite campus in 1989, and closed for good in 1994.
Mount Hermon Female Seminary Clinton Mississippi 1875 1924 Private[m]
Natchez College Natchez Mississippi 1885 1993 Private[f]
Payne College Cuthbert Georgia 1879 1912 Private[g] On June 5, 1912, it became part of Morris Brown University[320]
Roger Williams University Nashville Tennessee 1864 1929 Private[b] Two suspicious fires destroyed its main building in 1905. Financial problems led to its closure in 1929; combined with other institutions to form LeMoyne–Owen College.
Roosevelt Junior College West Palm Beach Florida 1958 1965 Public Regionally accredited. One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Rosenwald Junior College Panama City Florida 1958 1966 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Saint Paul's College Lawrenceville Virginia 1888 2013 Private[c] Founded as "Saint Paul Normal and Industrial School". Closed June 2013.
Saints College Lexington Mississippi 1918 2006 Private[n] Originated as Saints Junior College and Academy
Southern Christian Institute Edwards Mississippi 1908? 1954 Private[o] Merged into Tougaloo College. For a time thereafter its campus, renamed Mt. Beulah, was used by the Delta Ministry, CDGM, and other civil rights organizations.
Storer College Harpers Ferry West Virginia 1865 1955 Public[p] Not regionally accredited. Its endowment was transferred to Virginia Union, where its alumni have been recognized, and its physical assets were given to Alderson-Broaddus College to create scholarships for black students.[316] Its former campus is now part of the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.[321]
Suwannee River Junior College Madison Florida 1959 1966 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Volusia County Junior College Daytona Beach Florida 1958 1965 Public One of eleven black junior colleges founded in Florida after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision, in an attempt to show that separate but equal higher education facilities existed in Florida. All were abruptly closed after passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Western University (Kansas) Quindaro, Kansas City Kansas 1865 1943 Private[d] Had the first statue of abolitionist John Brown, which is all that survives of the campus.
Notes
  1. ^ Part of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
  2. ^ a b c Originally and formerly part of the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
  3. ^ a b Part of the Episcopal Church.
  4. ^ a b c d Part of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
  5. ^ Part of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod.
  6. ^ a b c A Baptist institution.
  7. ^ a b c Nonsectarian college or university, with no religious affiliation.
  8. ^ Part of the Texas Missionary Baptist General Convention.
  9. ^ a b Part of the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference.
  10. ^ Part of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
  11. ^ Part of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church.
  12. ^ Part of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
  13. ^ Part of the American Missionary Association.
  14. ^ Part of the Church of God in Christ.
  15. ^ Part of the United Christian Missionary Society Church.
  16. ^ Originally founded by the Freewill Baptist Missionary Society.

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