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List of AAC Teams: All 14 Schools (2026)

The American Athletic Conference (AAC) has 14 football teams for the 2026 season. Below is the full list of AAC teams for 2026, each linked to its schedule, with a free printable list you can download.

AAC Quick Facts

  • Football teams: 14
  • Level: NCAA Division I FBS (Group of 5)
  • Champion: decided by the AAC Championship Game
  • Season: 2026
  • Printable: free PDF team list below

All 14 AAC Teams (2026)

Here are all 14 AAC football programs for the 2026 season. Select any team to open its schedule.

Download the Printable AAC Teams List (PDF)

Keep the full AAC lineup handy. This one-page printable lists every 2026 AAC team, ready to save or print.

About the AAC

The American Athletic Conference (AAC) is an NCAA Division I FBS conference and one of college football’s Group of 5 leagues. For 2026 it fields 14 football programs, and its champion is decided by the AAC Championship Game.

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Explore every team and schedule on our 2026 College Football hub, see the other Group of 5 lists (Conference USA teams, MAC teams, Mountain West teams, Sun Belt teams), and find every printable bracket and schedule at SportsBrackets.net.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many teams are in the AAC?

The AAC has 14 football teams for the 2026 season.

Is the AAC a Power 4 or Group of 5 conference?

The AAC is a Group of 5 conference in NCAA Division I FBS.

Which teams are in the AAC for 2026?

The 2026 AAC teams are: Army Black Knights, Charlotte 49ers, East Carolina Pirates, Florida Atlantic Owls, Memphis Tigers, Navy Midshipmen, North Texas Mean Green, Rice Owls, South Florida Bulls, Temple Owls, Tulane Green Wave, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, UAB Blazers, UTSA Roadrunners.

How is the AAC champion decided?

The AAC champion is decided by the AAC Championship Game at the end of the regular season.

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