Western Football Conference - United States - ended in 1993.
Western Football Conference - United States - was created in 1982.
In college football, PAC stands for the Pacific Athletic Conference, commonly referred to as the Pac-12 Conference. It is a collegiate athletic conference that includes schools primarily located in the western United States. The Pac-12 is known for its competitive football programs and has produced many successful teams and players over the years.
The old NHL conference names were the Campbell Conference and the Wales Conference. The Campbell Conference was established in 1974 and included teams primarily from the Western United States and Canada, while the Wales Conference was formed at the same time, comprising teams from the Eastern United States and Canada. These conferences were renamed in 1993, with the Campbell becoming the Western Conference and the Wales becoming the Eastern Conference.
They are in the western conference even though they are on the Eastern side of the United States
Judicial Conference of the United States was created in 1922.
United States Conference of Mayors was created in 1933.
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops was created in 1966.
no president had ever represented the United States at a peace conference
The Dallas Mavericks are part of the Western Conference in the NBA. They are based in Dallas, Texas, and have been a prominent team in the league since their founding in 1980. The Western Conference includes teams from the western half of the United States, while the Eastern Conference comprises teams from the eastern half.
The United States is in the western hemisphere.
The united states conference of mayors
Big Ten football refers to the Big Ten Conference in NCAA college football. The division is based in the Midwestern United States containing teams from universities such as Iowa and Michigan.