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===Current members=== The Mid-South currently has seven full members, all are [[Private university|private]] schools: {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" ! Institution ! Location ! Founded ! Affiliation ! Enrollment ! Nickname ! Joined{{efn|group=full|Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.}} |- | '''[[Bethel University (Tennessee)|Bethel University]]''' | [[McKenzie, Tennessee]] | 1842 | [[Cumberland Presbyterian Church|Cumberland<br>Presbyterian]] | 2,975 | [[Bethel Wildcats|Wildcats]] | 2020{{efn|group=full|Bethel (Tenn.) left the Mid-South after the 1996 fall season (1996–97 season) for football; later rejoined in the 2003 fall season (2003–04 school year). It also added archery during the 2017–18 school year. In the 2020 fall season (2020–21 school year), Bethel moved track & field back to the Mid-South after initially joining as an affiliate from 2007–08 to 2012–13, and transferred all other sports to the conference as a full member.}} |- | '''[[Campbellsville University]]''' | [[Campbellsville, Kentucky]] | 1906 | [[Kentucky Baptist Convention|Baptist]] | 3,318 | [[Campbellsville Tigers|Tigers]] | 1987 |- | '''[[Cumberland University]]''' | [[Lebanon, Tennessee]] | 1842 | [[Nonsectarian]] | 1,345 | [[Cumberland Phoenix|Phoenix]] | 1996;<br />2012{{efn|group=full|Cumberland (Tenn.) left the Mid-South after the 2001–02 school year to join the [[TranSouth Athletic Conference]] (TranSouth); before rejoining the Mid-South, which transferred all other sports to the conference as a full member in the 2012–13 school year}} |- | {{sort|Cumberlands|'''[[University of the Cumberlands]]'''}} | [[Williamsburg, Kentucky]] | 1889 | [[Nondenominational Christianity|Nondenominational]] | 1,743 | [[Cumberlands Patriots|Patriots]] | 1987 |- | '''[[Freed–Hardeman University]]''' | [[Henderson, Tennessee]] | 1869 | [[Churches of Christ]] | 2,050+ | [[Freed–Hardeman Lions|Lions]] | 2020 |- | '''[[Georgetown College]]''' | [[Georgetown, Kentucky]] | 1829 | Baptist | 1,400 | [[Georgetown Tigers|Tigers]] | 1987 |- | '''[[Lindsey Wilson College]]''' | [[Columbia, Kentucky]] | 1903 | [[United Methodist Church|United Methodist]] | 2,677 | [[Lindsey Wilson Blue Raiders|Blue Raiders]] | 2000 |} ;Notes: {{notelist|group=full}} <!-- ===Future members=== {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" ! Institution ! Location ! Founded ! Affiliation ! Enrollment ! Nickname ! Joining ! Current<br>conference |} -->
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