Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

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NCAA Division I athletics program college athletic program

The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers are the athletic teams representing Western Kentucky University in NCAA Division I sports.

Aliases (2)

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers football ×2
WKU Hilltoppers ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	NCAA Division I athletics program → college athletic program →
associatedCity	Bowling Green →
athleticDirector	Todd Stewart →
baseballStadium	Nick Denes Field →
basketballArena	E. A. Diddle Arena →
campus	Western Kentucky University main campus →
conference	Conference USA →
country	United States →
footballBowlParticipation	multiple FBS bowl games →
footballSubdivision	NCAA Division I FBS →
formerConference	Ohio Valley Conference → Sun Belt Conference →
foundedBy	Western Kentucky University →
genderInclusive	men's teams → women's teams →
governingBody	National Collegiate Athletic Association →
governingConferenceForFootball	Conference USA →
homeStadium	Houchens Industries–L. T. Smith Stadium →
location	Bowling Green, Kentucky →
mascot	Big Red →
NCAADivision	Division I →
nickname	Hilltoppers → Lady Toppers →
notableAchievement	NCAA Division I FCS football national championship in 2002 → multiple NCAA men's basketball tournament appearances →
primaryColor	red →
represents	Western Kentucky University →
rival	Austin Peay Governors → Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders → Murray State Racers →
secondaryColor	white →
shortName	WKU Hilltoppers →
sportSponsored	baseball → cross country → football → men's basketball → men's golf → men's soccer → softball → tennis → track and field → volleyball → women's basketball → women's golf → women's soccer →
state	Kentucky →
tertiaryColor	black →
university	Western Kentucky University →
volleyballArena	E. A. Diddle Arena →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Romeo Crennel ("Western Kentucky Hilltoppers football") →	collegeTeamPlayedFor
Bowling Green, Kentucky →	hasSportsTeam
Romeo Crennel ("Western Kentucky Hilltoppers football") →	previouslyCoachedInCollege
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers ("WKU Hilltoppers") →	shortName