Thanks to some great feedback from Scratch, I've tweaked the template a bit for better flow and also added some sections with a bit more detail on the school write-ups for more a bit more flavor and clarity. C&C is always appreciated! 

Kimaesee Condors

School: Kimaesee University (KU)
Location: Kurohara, Tamokeva
Founded: 1851
First Season: 1911
Enrollment: 61,000 students
Mascot: Condors
Colors: Black, Gold, White
Conference: Big Six Conference (since 1972)
Nicknames: Kimmy, K-dors
Stadium/Capacity: Condor Stadium (90,000)
Rivals: Abrieden, JYU, Solinza, Tamokeva State

About the School
Kimaesee University (pronounced KIM-uh-see) has always done things their own way since becoming the premier institution of higher-learning on the west coast in 1851 while still under the dictatorship of Colonial Russia. Their student halls were burned down multiple times by Russian raiders in the early days and yet still managed to find their footing to become the premier bastion education of the western coast. That remarkable resilience has carried through modern times making Kimaesee a destination school known for its scientific innovation and incredible engineering programs. The pristine campus is right on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, offering magnificent views even if the famously strong winds diminish outdoor activities a bit. Kimaesee's international student program is among Torland's best, with a particularly numerous Asian student body. The Kimaesee Eye, a massive space telescope situated on a nearby hilly outcropping is a major feature and selling point for the school.

About the Team
The Condors wear black and athletic gold, usually with some version of a plain black helmet with a KU monogram, which has been a team staple for decades. The uniforms have been spiced up a bit in recent years, now including double sleeve stripes, TV numbers, a single pant stripe with an inset monogram, and a large wordmark on the front. The team plays at the iconic Condor Stadium, situated on campus in Kurohara right up against the cliffside. The 90,000-seat coliseum, sometimes called The Tank, due to being so close to the ocean, is one of the most historic and notoriously most difficult places to play in the nation. The wind advantage is sometimes known as the “13th Man” as many teams refuse to even attempt field goals toward the cliffside end zone due to swirling winds and the record-setting fan noise decibel level on most nights. Condor Stadium is considered a bucket list visit for college football fans in Torland.

Rivalry Highlights
While conferencing has always been an issue for KU due to location, Kimaesee's in-state rivalries with JYU and Tamokeva State are their most fierce, while a historic rivalry with Fulcher A&M has waned in later years due to conferencing. Their rivalry with Tamokeva State is typically called the Keva Cup, sometimes the Keva Bowl, and has been played most seasons since 1919. When JYU joined UTAC in 1946, a rivalry developed called the Coastal Cup. Their main conference rival is Abrieden when they joined the Big Six in 1972, but both have been rivals since 1911 in intra-conference play between the Northern and Southern leagues.

C&C appreciated! I've added a helmets and logo tracker graphic to the placeholder post. I will also have a list with feedback received to make team updates after I present all the teams. Thanks for sending in great feedback already!

Both the Condors and Mustangs look great. Loving the background information about all these schools and their rivalries!

New Dosa Hornets

School: University of New Dosa (UND)
Location: Vensessor, New Dosa
Founded: 1903
First Season: 1911
Enrollment: 61,000 students
Mascot: Hornets
Colors: Teal, Gold
Conference: Big Six Conference (since 1972)
Nicknames: UND, The Hive
Stadium/Capacity: Colarusso Stadium (92,000)
Rivals: Cauldron Valley, Dosa State, Maienzona, Renfro Prep, Trowburgh

About the School
The University of New Dosa is a prestigious high-level research school known for their innovative and groundbreaking programs in journalism, public health, medicine, and social sciences. It is located on a beautiful campus situated in the gently rolling Vepfield Hills of Vensessor, New Dosa, along the southwestern bank of the northern fork of the Cauldron River. Chartered in 1903 as New Dosa's state school, UND has a large satellite system and high academic standards, which has led to more of a “white collar” student body and alumni reputation, in stark contrast to much of the rest of the state. While the quality of campus life is considered excellent, the night life in the surrounding area doesn't offer much.

About the Team
The Hornets wear the state color of teal with gold and white secondary colors. Their teal helmet features a gold logo of an elongated hexagon with “ND” inset and a gold face mask. The hexagon shapes are also team achievement stickers which adorn the back of the helmets which do not have stripes. New Dosa uses the Sobey Prostyle uniform set, which features white standard block single color numbers with shoulder TV numbers. The sleeves and socks feature two doubled stripes, while the nameplates are in gold on both sets. The white pants feature a single doubled stripe. The Hornets have one of the most consistently successful collegiate football programs. The Hornets play their home games on campus at Colarusso Stadium, sometimes called “The Ru”, which holds nearly 92,000 fans. The stadium has seen better days but the beauty of the campus keeps up the appeal.

Rivalry Highlights
Beyond their heated rivalry with Maienzona in the “SVS”, the Hornets have several in-state rivals with Cauldron Valley and Dosa State, both part of the greater UND school system, and Renfro Prep whose campus is just a dozen miles away in Fort Renfro on the outskirts of Vensessor. Particularly in recent years, Cauldron Valley's excellent teams have produced some crazy finishes in rivalry games. However, their rivalry with Trowburgh as a similarly-sized large school has often been the most intense games for the Hornets, especially since both joining the Big Six.




Trowburgh Big Blue

School: Trowburgh University (UT)
Location: Trowburgh, Lismane
Founded: 1898
First Season: 1911
Enrollment: 56,000 students
Mascot: Big Blue
Colors: Navy, White
Conference: Big Six Conference (since 1972)
Nicknames: Blues
Stadium/Capacity: Sabatelli Stadium (97,000)
Rivals: Bevin, Lecayne, Lismane State, New Dosa, Renfro Prep

About the School
The University of Trowburgh is a historic school steeped in tradition known for its excellent business programs and strong alumni network with hundreds of tight-knit clubs and social outreaches. It has a vibrant campus life, a reputation as a big-time party school, and strong scholastic spirit with many top-leading research programs. Located in its namesake city in the state of Lismane, the school was originally founded in 1898 by French Catholic missionaries, but took on its own identity as one of Torland's largest and original public universities during the Colonial Era and has since made its mark in business and liberal arts. The campus is large and mostly urban, and true to classic Trowburgh culture, has many distinct college “neighborhoods” that all cater to their own traditions and focuses. Despite an average admissions standard, UT has some of the highest tuition costs for a public school, leading to an elitist school persona.

About the Team
The Big Blue wear a simple classic navy and white color scheme. Their navy helmet is adorned with their classic “Starcross” logo, a carryover and homage from their original French Catholic founders. Flat block numbers with single stripes are the main motif with the recent addition of a large wordmark. The Big Blue have historically been a winning football program, though they haven't seen much success since their move to the Big Six. However, their recruiting pipeline is among the nation's best and Trowburgh always feels like they have a chance to compete. The Blues play at the venerable and expansive Sabatelli Stadium, an aging ancient relic that is consistently ranked as one of the worst places to play or watch a game yet is also cherished for its place in Torland college football history. “Sad Sab” seats nearly 100k fans, the official mark being 97,000. The Big Blue marching band is also considered one of the best in the nation.

Rivalry Highlights
The Big Blue seemingly have rivalries with everyone, but their in-state foes at Lecayne and Lismane State along with neighboring state rival New Dosa form some of their best clashes. But their rivalry with Bevin, known as the Navy-Blue Bash, or more often, The Bash, is among their fiercest, regularly one of the most-attended games. The Big Blue also have a long competitive history against Renfro Prep from their days in the Super 16 Conference.


That concludes the Big Six Conference and the first six team reveals for UTAC. Thanks for all your feedback so far, please keep it coming. Which conference would you like to see next?

The Northwestern stripes feel very classic and I love the color scheme. Very nice!