Among the Trees
By Katherine Cusumano, MFA ’24
The Fall 2026 Stater is here! Climb into the canopy, uncover secrets in ancient ice and meet the new Pac-12.
By Kip Carlson & Cora Lassen, MFA ’26
Illustration by John S. Dykes
As the Pac-12 returns to full-scale competition this fall, Oregon State finds itself as the conference’s only remaining charter member and settling into an entirely new “State” of affairs. Oregon State and Washington State, the only holdovers from the Pac-12’s previous era, are now joined by a slew of additional “states” — Boise State, Fresno State, San Diego State, Colorado State, Utah State and Texas State — plus Gonzaga, the conference’s sole private university. Thirteen affiliate members will also compete for Pac-12 championships in select sports. From blue turf and river jumps to live mascots and basketball campouts, Oregon State’s new conference colleagues bring plenty of personality to the Pac-12’s next chapter. Here’s a guide to who’s who:
Select a school on the map to learn more
Fresno State
San Diego State
Gonzaga
Washington State
Boise State
Utah State
Colorado State
Texas State
Fresno, California
Enrollment: 24,300
Mascot: TimeOut (costumed), Victor E. Bulldog IV (live)
Fresno State fans are known as the “Red Wave,” a nickname that’s even inspired a locally brewed game-day lager.
NFL wide receiver Davante Adams · Olympian, four-time All-American and Oregon State head softball coach Laura Berg · former NFL quarterback Derek Carr · founder of eponymous ceramics brand Rae Dunn · MLB right fielder Aaron Judge · journalist and author Daniel Silva
Men’s:
Baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, track & field.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, equestrian,
golf, soccer, softball, swimming & diving,
tennis, track & field, volleyball, water polo.
San Diego, California
Enrollment: 41,200
Mascot: No mascot
The Aztecs’ student section, “The Show,” is credited with introducing big head cutouts to college basketball.
College head coach and former NFL running back Marshall Faulk · NBA player Kawhi Leonard · actor Kathy Najimy · co-founder and former CEO of Costco Jim Sinegal · actor, director and former NFL linebacker Carl Weathers · actor Raquel Welch
Men’s:
Baseball, basketball, football,
golf, soccer, tennis.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, golf,
lacrosse, soccer, softball,
swimming & diving, tennis,
track & field, volleyball, water polo.
Spokane, Washington
Enrollment: 7,400
Mascot: Spike the Bulldog
The “Kennel Club” is one of college basketball’s best-known student sections, with students camping out for prime seats at big games.
Singer and entertainer Bing Crosby · former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Tom Foley · MLB pitcher Marco Gonzales · former NBA player John Stockton
Gonzaga men’s basketball has sold out every home game since the 2001-02 season.
Men’s:
Baseball, basketball, cross country,
golf, rowing, soccer, tennis,
track & field.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, golf,
rowing, soccer, tennis,
track & field, volleyball.
Pullman, Washington
Enrollment: 25,500
Mascot: Butch T. Cougar
Washington State is home to one of the few dedicated research nuclear reactors in the U.S. (OSU has one, too!)
NFL Hall of Famer Mel Hein · creator of The Far Side Gary Larson · psychologist and counterculture icon Timothy Leary · broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow · NBA player Klay Thompson
Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft
Men’s:
Baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, track.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, golf,
rowing, soccer, swimming,
tennis, track, volleyball.
Boise, Idaho
Enrollment: 28,500
Mascot: Buster Bronco
Its famous blue football field, installed in 1986, sported college athletics’ first nontraditional turf color.
Idaho’s first Latino judge, Sergio Gutierrez · pianist Anna Kijanowska · NFL running back Ashton Jeanty · NFL coach Kellen Moore
Men’s:
Basketball, cross country, football,
golf, tennis, track & field.
Women’s:
Basketball, beach volleyball,
cross country, golf, gymnastics,
soccer, softball, tennis,
track & field, volleyball.
Logan, Utah
Enrollment: 28,900
Mascot: Big Blue
Nationally recognized for its Space Dynamics Laboratory, Utah State created the first university-developed satellite ever put into space. It was deployed in 1985.
Crumbl Cookies founder Sawyer Hemsley · NFL quarterback Jordan Love · actor and NFL defensive tackle Merlin Olsen · U.S. Senator Harry Reid · poet May Swenson · NFL linebacker Bobby Wagner
Men’s:
Basketball, cross country, football,
golf, tennis, track & field.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, gymnastics,
soccer, softball, tennis,
track & field, volleyball.
Fort Collins, Colorado
Enrollment: 34,200
Mascot: CAM the Ram
Colorado State is home to the largest animal cancer center in the world.
Father of American bouldering John Gill · WNBA head coach and point guard Becky Hammon · author Rebecca Skloot · Olympic gold medal swimmer Amy Van Dyken
Keep your eyes peeled for live mascot CAM the Ram. CAM is an acronym for Colorado A&M, the university’s historic name.
Men’s:
Basketball, cross country, football,
golf, track & field.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, golf,
track & field, soccer, softball,
swimming & diving, tennis, volleyball.
San Marcos, Texas
Enrollment: 44,600
Mascot: Boko the Bobcat
After commencement, many graduates celebrate by jumping into the San Marcos River in their caps and gowns.
Olympic gold medal high jumper Charles Austin · actor Powers Boothe · TV and film director Thomas Carter · MLB first baseman Paul Goldschmidt · former U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson · country music singer George Strait
Men’s:
Baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, track & field.
Women’s:
Basketball, cross country, golf,
soccer, softball, tennis,
track & field, volleyball.
Dallas Baptist
California Baptist, Cal Poly, UC Riverside; UC San Diego (2026 only)
Southern Utah
Air Force, Cal Poly, Cal State Bakersfield, Little Rock, Northern Colorado, Northern Illinois, North Dakota State, South Dakota State
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