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Which colleges use Playfly Sports?

17 of 1,098 NCAA athletic departments covered by Whistle (2%) use Playfly Sports, the multimedia rights holder, as of 27 Oct 2026: 17 Division I. The conference with the most Playfly Sports schools is the Sun Belt (3 of 13). It ranks No. 3 of 4 multimedia rights vendors in Whistle's data.

Data as of 27 Oct 2026.

Source: automated detection on each department's public athletics website, vendor partner pages, job postings and staff titles, medium or higher confidence only; 1,098 covered schools. Download the school list as CSV.

Playfly Sports at a glance

What it is
Multimedia rights holder
Category
Multimedia rights
NCAA athletic departments using it
17 (2% of covered schools)
NCAA Division I
17 of 379 (4%)
NCAA Division II
0 of 279 (0%)
NCAA Division III
0 of 405 (0%)
Rank in category
No. 3 of 4

Which schools use Playfly Sports?

SchoolConferenceDivisionLocation
Appalachian State UniversitySun BeltDivision IBoone, North Carolina
Auburn UniversitySECDivision IAuburn, Alabama
Baylor UniversityBig 12Division IWaco, Texas
Bethune-Cookman UniversitySWACDivision IDaytona Beach, Florida
Coastal Carolina UniversitySun BeltDivision IConway, South Carolina
East Carolina UniversityAACDivision IGreenville, North Carolina
Florida Gulf Coast UniversityASUNDivision IFort Myers, Florida
George Mason UniversityAtlantic 10Division IFairfax, Virginia
Georgetown UniversityBig EastDivision IWashington, District of Columbia
San Jose State UniversityMountain WestDivision ISan Jose, California
Stetson UniversityASUNDivision IDeLand, Florida
Texas A&M UniversitySECDivision ICollege Station, Texas
Troy UniversitySun BeltDivision ITroy, Alabama
University of MarylandBig TenDivision ICollege Park, Maryland
University of RichmondAtlantic 10Division IRichmond, Virginia
University of Texas at San AntonioAACDivision ISan Antonio, Texas
Washington State UniversityPac-12Division IPullman, Washington

Which conferences use Playfly Sports most?

ConferenceSchools using Playfly SportsCovered schools in conferenceShare
Sun Belt31323%
Atlantic 1021513%
AAC21315%
ASUN21315%
SEC21613%
Big 121157%
Big East1128%
Big Ten1186%
Mountain West1714%
Pac-121911%
SWAC1138%

Playfly Sports vs other multimedia rights vendors

VendorNCAA schoolsShare
Learfield15914%
Van Wagner394%
**Playfly Sports**172%
JMI Sports71%

Method

A school is listed when its public athletics website, a vendor partner page, a job posting or a staff title references the vendor with at least medium confidence. Detection is automated and re-run as directories refresh: absence means not detected, not not used, and contracts change, so confirm with the department before relying on a single listing.

Frequently asked questions

How many colleges use Playfly Sports?

17 of the 1,098 NCAA athletic departments Whistle covers (2%) as of 27 Oct 2026.

Which Division I schools use Playfly Sports?

Appalachian State University, Auburn University, Baylor University, Bethune-Cookman University, Coastal Carolina University, East Carolina University, Florida Gulf Coast University, George Mason University, Georgetown University, San Jose State University, Stetson University, Texas A&M University, Troy University, University of Maryland, University of Richmond, and 2 more listed above.

How does Whistle know a school uses Playfly Sports?

From vendor-specific links and markup on the department's own website (ticket, schedule and roster pages), vendor partner lists, job postings and staff titles. Only medium- or high-confidence matches are shown.

Where does this technology data come from?

From the staff directories athletic departments publish on their official websites, read automatically on a rolling schedule (NCAA Division I roughly weekly, Division II and III every three to four weeks). Whistle never publishes names, emails or phone numbers on public pages; staff can remove their details at any time at gowhistle.io/remove-my-info.

Selling against Playfly Sports, or integrating with it? Whistle gives you the current multimedia rights contacts at each of these schools, and tells you the moment someone new takes over.