The Associated Press List of schools that have started or plan to start new football programs during the five-year period beginning in 2009, according to the National Football Foundation: 2009 Old Dominion (Norfolk, Va.): NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision, Colonial Athletic Association. University of the Incarnate Word (San Antonio, Texas): NCAA Division II. University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.): NCAA Division II. Anna Maria College (Paxton, Mass.): NCAA Division III. Castleton State College (Castleton, Vt.): NCAA Division III. 2010 South Alabama (Mobile, Ala.): NCAA Division I FCS independent; football-playing member of Sun Belt Conference in Football Bowl Subdivision by 2013. Georgia State (Atlanta): NCAA Division I FCS independent; full transition to Colonial Athletic Association in 2012. Lamar (Beaumont, Texas): NCAA Division I FCS Southland Conference. Pacific University (Forest Grove, Ore.): NCAA Division III. Lindsey Wilson College (Columbia, Ky.): NAIA. Notre Dame College (South Euclid, Ohio): NAIA; beginning transition to NCAA Division II. 2011 Texas-San Antonio: NCAA Division I FCS independent; hopes to FBS conference in 2013. LeMoyne-Owen College (Memphis, Tenn.): NCAA Division II. Presentation College (Aberdeen, S.D.): NCAA Division III. Stevenson University (Owings Mills, Md.): NCAA Division III, developmental team in 2010. Ave Maria University (Ave Maria, Fla.): NAIA. Concordia University (Ann Arbor, Mich.): NAIA. Siena Heights University (Adrian, Mich): NAIA. 2012 Finlandia University (Hancock, Mich.): NCAA Division III Wayland Baptist University (Plainview, Texas): NAIA 2013 North Carolina-Charlotte: NCAA Division I FCS, conference to be determined George Fox University (Newberg, Ore.): NCAA Division III Read more: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2010/08/20/1237456/a-list-of-new-college-football.html#ixzz0xByyeA5x
