Where can one compete in college bowl games?

* NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)

* The FBS is the highest level of college football, and its teams are eligible to play in the College Football Playoff (CFP). The CFP is a four-team playoff that determines the national champion.

* The FBS is divided into 10 conferences:

* American Athletic Conference

* Atlantic Coast Conference

* Big 12 Conference

* Big Ten Conference

* Conference USA

* Mid-American Conference

* Mountain West Conference

* Pac-12 Conference

* Southeastern Conference

* Sun Belt Conference

* NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)

* The FCS is the second-highest level of college football, and its teams are eligible to play in the FCS Playoffs. The FCS Playoffs is a 24-team playoff that determines the national champion.

* The FCS is divided into 13 conferences:

* Big Sky Conference

* Colonial Athletic Association

* Ivy League

* Missouri Valley Football Conference

* Northeast Conference

* Ohio Valley Conference

* Patriot League

* Pioneer Football League

* Southern Conference

* Southland Conference

* Southwestern Athletic Conference

* Summit League

* Western Athletic Conference

* NCAA Division II Football

* NCAA Division II football is the third-highest level of college football, and its teams are not eligible to play in the FBS Playoffs or the FCS Playoffs.

* NCAA Division II football is divided into three conferences:

* Great American Conference

* Lone Star Conference

* Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference

* NCAA Division III Football

* NCAA Division III football is the fourth-highest level of college football, and its teams are not eligible to play in the FBS Playoffs, the FCS Playoffs, or the NCAA Division II Playoffs.

* NCAA Division III football is divided into 32 conferences.

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