Duke University is the 2010 NCAA Champion in men's basketball, under head coach Mike Krzyzewski. They have won the men's basketball championship four times since joining the NCAA in 1905. Duke University is a private school founded in 1838 and located in Durham, North Carolina. The school's sports teams are called the "Blue Devils," who are usually clad in the school's colors of blue and white. Aside from basketball, it features teams in several other sports, including football, baseball, volleyball, tennis, swimming, cross country, fencing, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, wrestling and track and field.
University of South Carolina (USC) is also a member of NCAA's Division I. It is a public university which began in 1805 with a single building, and now has eight campus sites across South Carolina. These campus sites are located in Aiken, Columbia, Beaufort, Lancaster, Sumter, Allendale, Walterboro, Union, and Upstate. Their athletics team is nicknamed the "Gamecocks" which has entries in the same sports as Duke University except fencing, field hockey, lacrosse, rowing, and wrestling. Instead of these sports, they have entries in equestrian and softball. USC's baseball team won the 2010 NCAA Championship.
The NCAA's Division I colleges with football teams select from two subdivisions---Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) or Football Championship Subdivision (FCS). The Eastern Washington University (EWU) "Eagles" are the 2010 NCAA Division I FCS Champions. Aside from football, EWU's Eagle Athletics feature basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field and volleyball. EWU is a public university which has its main campus located in Cheney, Washington, with other sites around the state in the areas of Bellevue, Kent, Mount Vernon, Everett, Seattle, Shoreline, Tacoma, Yakima and Vancouver.
Boston College is a private Catholic university, and also an NCAA Division I member. The school's sports teams are known as the BC Eagles. Its ice hockey team won the NCAA Championship in 2010. The school participates in the NCAA competitions in many other sports for men and women including basketball, baseball, cross country, football, fencing, golf, lacrosse, rowing, sailing, skiing, soccer, swimming, tennis, softball, volleyball and track and field. The school started in 1864 in the South End District of Boston, Massachusetts but later moved to a site in Chestnut Hill.