What is the Western Athletic Conference (WAC)?
Q: What is the Western Athletic Conference (WAC)?
A: The Western Athletic Conference (WAC) is a group of colleges and universities, mostly in the Western United States, that play NCAA Division I sports against one another each season.
Q: How many member schools does the WAC have currently?
A: The WAC currently has 10 member schools.
Q: Can you name some member schools of the WAC?
A: Some member schools of the WAC include University of Denver, University of Idaho, Louisiana Tech University, New Mexico State University, San José State University, Seattle University, Texas State University–San Marcos (Texas State), University of Texas at Arlington (UT Arlington), Utah State University, University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA).
Q: What is the future of the WAC?
A: The future of the WAC is in serious question due to a wave of departures set for July 2013.
Q: When do the departures take place?
A: The departures are set for July 2013.
Q: How many schools will depart from the WAC?
A: The text does not provide information about the exact number of schools that will depart from the WAC.
Q: Are all member schools of the WAC located in the Western United States?
A: Yes, all member schools of the WAC are mostly located in the Western United States.
