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Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Miami, Clemson, NC State, Florida State.

Note: Centenary College was unlicensed and listed as "UL-Calcutta", while North Carolina Central and Presbyterian College were not included due to their status as new D-I Independents at the time. 2. Classic and All-Time Teams

The game included nearly the entire Division I landscape at the time, featuring 300+ current schools.

College Hoops 2K8 included every single Division I men’s basketball team from the 2007–08 season — all 341 programs across 30+ conferences. Below is the full alphabetical list. (Note: Teams are as they were named in 2007; some have since changed conferences or nicknames.) college+hoops+2k8+teams+list+link

These are player-for-player recreations of legendary squads from college basketball history.

The most comprehensive and accessible list of all 328+ current teams can be found in the "College Hoops 2K8" article on Wikipedia . The page details the game's features, including the list of all Division I schools present in the game.

The Definitive College Hoops 2K8 Teams List: A Look Back at a Classic Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Wake

Since the base game uses 2007–08 players (like Greg Oden on the cover), players use community-made "roster saves" to play with modern teams.

(Note: Due to licensing, some players may appear with generic names or numbers on the default disc, requiring you to edit them manually or download a roster file.)

The Ultimate Guide to Teams in College Hoops 2K8 Released in November 2007, College Hoops 2K8 remains the gold standard for collegiate basketball simulation. Despite being nearly two decades old, the game is still celebrated for its massive roster of teams and deep Legacy Mode. Classic and All-Time Teams The game included nearly

Georgetown, Louisville, Marquette, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Connecticut, West Virginia, Villanova, Syracuse, Cincinnati, Seton Hall, Providence, DePaul, St. John's, USF, Rutgers.

: In Career Legacy, you typically must start at a "small" conference school with an overall rating below 70. Recent Roster Updates & Links