The Pacific 12 Conference is collegiate athletic conference in the western part of the United States. It competes in the Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), with its football teams competing in the Football Bowl Subdivision of the NCAA competition. The Pacific 12 Conference was founded in 1915 as Pacific Coast Conference. It has changed its name several times until it because the Pacific 12 Conference in 2011.

Current full members of the Pacific 12 Conference are University of Arizona (Wildcats), Arizona State University (Sun Devils), University of California, Berkeley (Golden Bears), University of Colorado at Boulder (Buffaloes), University of Oregon (Ducks), Oregon State University (Beavers), Stanford University (Cardinal), University of California, Los Angeles (Bruins), University of Southern California (Trojans), University of Utah (Utes), University of Washington (Huskies), and Washington State University (Cougars).

Current affiliate members of the Pacific 12 Conference are Boise State University (Broncos), California Polytechnic State University (Mustangs), California State University, Bakersfield (Roadrunners), California State University, Fullerton (Titans), San Diego State University (Aztecs), University of California, Davis (Aggies), and University of California, Santa Barbara (Gauchos).

The Pacific 12 Conference has won several championships in football, men’s basketball, baseball, women’s basketball, gymnastics, softball, women’s soccer, men’s soccer and women’s volleyball.