Members
- Arkansas (1915–1991)
- Baylor (1915–1996)
- Houston (1971–1996)
- Oklahoma (1915–1919)
- Oklahoma A&M (1915–1925)
- Phillips (1920)
- Rice (1915–1917 provisional, 1918–1996)
- Southern Methodist (1918–1996)
- Southwestern (1915–1916)
- Texas (1915–1996)
- Texas A&M (1915–1996)
- TCU (1923–1996)
- Texas Tech (1956–1996)
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