American Universities

1. Minutemen: This New England state college has amassed a student body of 71,000 among its five campuses. Its alumni include former congressman Joe Kennedy II and the guy who created Scooby Doo.

2. Eagles: This District of Columbia college, named for everybody in this country, is actually private. It competes in the Patriot League, fittingly, and is known as “the most politically active school.”

3. Crimson: This is the oldest institute of higher learning not just in New England but also the country, and it’s also where the Winklevoss twins studied.

4. Fightin’ Blue Hens: This mid-Atlantic state college was first called the University of Newark, but it wasn’t first chartered until 1776, because until that point it was part of the Pennsylvania colony.

5. Golden Hurricane: Unlike its cross-town rivals at Oral Roberts University, US News and World Reports named this private urban college the most competitive in Oklahoma.

6. Flyers: This private urban college in Ohio has been a rival of the Uni-