The number of NCAA men's gymnastics programs has been declining for years, with three more schools — the Gophers, Iowa and William & Mary — announcing they will drop the sport after this season. The 12 remaining programs:
Big Ten: Illinois, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn State
Mountain Pacific Sports Federation: Air Force, California, Oklahoma, Stanford
Eastern College Athletic Conference: Army, Navy, Springfield College
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