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List of Big Ten Teams: All 18 Schools (2026) with Logos & Schedules

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The Big Ten is one of the largest conferences in college football, made up of 18 teams for the 2026 season after adding Oregon, Washington, USC, and UCLA. Below is the full list of Big Ten teams with logos, each linked to its 2026 schedule, plus a free printable list.

Big Ten Teams: Quick Facts

  • Teams: 18 for the 2026 season.
  • Divisions: none since 2024; the top two meet in the title game.
  • Newest members: Oregon, Washington, USC, and UCLA.
  • Printable: free Big Ten teams list PDF.
  • Each team: links to its 2026 schedule.
List of Big Ten teams with logos

List of Big Ten Teams (2026)

About the Big Ten

The Big Ten expanded to 18 teams in 2024 by adding Oregon, Washington, USC, and UCLA, stretching the league from the East Coast to the West Coast. The conference no longer uses divisions. Instead, the two teams with the best conference records meet in the Big Ten Championship Game, and the winner earns the automatic league title.

Beyond its traditional Midwest base, the Big Ten now reaches the West Coast as well. In addition, the conference shares official schedules and news on the Big Ten website. Because the league grew to 18 teams, this page is the simplest way to view every member at once.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many teams are in the Big Ten?

The Big Ten has 18 teams for the 2026 season, after adding Oregon, Washington, USC, and UCLA in 2024.

Does the Big Ten have divisions?

No. The Big Ten dropped divisions in 2024. The two teams with the best conference records now meet in the Big Ten Championship Game.

Which teams are in the Big Ten?

The 18 members are Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, USC, Washington, and Wisconsin.

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