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The Northern Pacific Conference (Nor-Pac) was formed for baseball for the 1975 season and comprised the NCAA programs in the Northwest not in the Pacific-8 Conference. The Big Sky Conference had dropped sponsorship of the sport after the 1974 season, and its three remaining baseball programs (Gonzaga, Idaho, Boise State) joined Portland State, Portland, Seattle U., and Puget Sound. An eighth team, Eastern Washington, was added after the 1979 season.

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rdfs:comment	The Northern Pacific Conference (Nor-Pac) was formed for baseball for the 1975 season and comprised the NCAA programs in the Northwest not in the Pacific-8 Conference. The Big Sky Conference had dropped sponsorship of the sport after the 1974 season, and its three remaining baseball programs (Gonzaga, Idaho, Boise State) joined Portland State, Portland, Seattle U., and Puget Sound. An eighth team, Eastern Washington, was added after the 1979 season. (en)
dcterms:subject	Defunct NCAA Division I conferences College sports in Oregon College sports in Washington (state) Sports leagues disestablished in 1981 Sports leagues established in 1975 College sports in Idaho 1981 disestablishments in the United States 1975 establishments in the United States
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Defunct NCAA Division I conferences Big Sky Conference Boise State Broncos University of Puget Sound College sports in Oregon NCAA Division I Baseball Championship College sports in Washington (state) Washington Huskies baseball West Coast Conference Eastern Washington Eagles Pac-12 Conference Pacific Northwest Gonzaga Bulldogs baseball Sports leagues disestablished in 1981 Sports leagues established in 1975 College sports in Idaho 1981 disestablishments in the United States 1975 establishments in the United States Portland Pilots Portland State Vikings National Collegiate Athletic Association Oregon Ducks baseball Oregon State Beavers baseball Seattle Redhawks Washington State Cougars baseball dbr:Idaho_Vandals_baseball
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has abstract	The Northern Pacific Conference (Nor-Pac) was formed for baseball for the 1975 season and comprised the NCAA programs in the Northwest not in the Pacific-8 Conference. The Big Sky Conference had dropped sponsorship of the sport after the 1974 season, and its three remaining baseball programs (Gonzaga, Idaho, Boise State) joined Portland State, Portland, Seattle U., and Puget Sound. An eighth team, Eastern Washington, was added after the 1979 season. Idaho and Boise State dropped varsity baseball after the 1980 season, as did Seattle U., and the five-team Nor-Pac played a seventh and final season in 1981. Puget Sound dropped its program and the remaining four (GU, EWU, PSU, UP) joined the Northern division of the Pac-10 (as affiliate members, baseball only) for 1982; Oregon also discontinued baseball after 1981, which had left just three teams (Washington, Washington State, and Oregon State). In the Pac-10, the champion of the seven-team Northern division met the runner-up of the stronger six-team Southern division in a best-of-three series for the conference's second berth in the NCAA tournament. Eastern Washington dropped baseball in 1990, and Portland State eight years later; after 1995, Gonzaga and Portland moved their baseball to the West Coast Conference (WCC), where their other sports were. Baseball returned at Oregon in 2009, Seattle U. in 2010, and Boise State in 2020. (en)
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is name of	Gonzaga Bulldogs baseball
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Big Sky Conference Boise State Broncos Northern Pacific Conference Gonzaga–Idaho football rivalry Eastern Washington Eagles Gonzaga Bulldogs baseball John G. Smith (coach)
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