National Collegiate Academy of America (an anime adaptation)
A typical high school anime, but where the characters are personas of college teams.
They live in dorms by their conferences so there's Big Ten dorm, SEC dorm, ACC dorm, AAC dorm, Pac-12 dorm, Big 12 dorm, and Mid-Major dorm for all the rest.
Big Ten dorm = lawful good, these guys are the noble students who always fight for integrity. They may not win all the time, but they'll be noble regardless. Dorm leaders are Ohio State and Michigan.
SEC dorm = neutral evil, the tricksters and scammers of the school. They'll do anything to win and they do win a lot. They are considered the kings of the school and the other dorms except the Big Ten wish to be like them. Dorm leaders are Alabama and Florida.
Pac-12 dorm = neutral good, the liberal west-coast hippies of the school. They can come in and keep the SEC in check some times and are too laid back and carefree for the Big Ten to handle. Dorm leaders are USC and Stanford.
ACC dorm = lawful neutral, the preppy east-coasters. They are smart and occasionally get a win or two, but not likely. They are the current school title holders thanks to Florida State's win over SEC's Auburn. They are looked down upon by Big Ten and SEC. Dorm leaders are Florida State and Miami.
Big 12 dorm = chaotic good, the free-wheeling loose cannons of the school. They are wild and they have a good time partying. They can drink the SEC under the table. Dorm leaders are Texas and Oklahoma.
AAC dorm = true neutral, they're the newly formed dorm that took students away from the now closed Big East and Conference USA dorms. No one really knows much about them and they keep to themselves. Dorm leaders are Cincinnati and Connecticut.
Mid-Majors dorm = unknown, they're the rest of the students where they have their own cliques like the Sun Belt or Mountain West or MAC but they're relatively unknown and are background characters. There is one independent who is the stand out and makes his presence known at the school: Notre Dame. Notre Dame is considered a forbidden fruit because they refuse to join a dorm despite the Big Ten and ACC's constant recruitment. They're a legacy student and they let everyone know about it.
I'll break down Big Ten's members
Ohio State - dorm leader, has a bit of a SEC-like conniving side to him, and is always called upon to be the dorm representative by the others much to Michigan's annoyance
Michigan - dorm leader, a very conservative traditionalist who always goes by the rules and likes to keep an eye on Ohio State.
Michigan State - Michigan's little brother who strives to be better than his brother on the outside, but secretly wants Michigan's approval and attention like a "I hope Michigan-senpai will notice me this year" kinda way
Wisconsin - beefy, down-to-earth farmer kid who has been growing in popularity recently and has carried the Big Ten flag in place of Ohio State and Michigan.
Nebraska - a legacy student recruited away from the Big 12 dorm who wasn't interested in the wild parties of the Big 12 and was more of a noble citizen
Penn State - an unstable kid who has had issues since his grandfather passed away and is struggling to reclaim his former upper position within the dorm and the school
Northwestern - the nerd of the dorm who is starting to find his place and make some waves in the school
Minnesota - the snow bird who's much more interested in hockey than football like the rest of the school is. Kinda seen as the weird kid who's always wearing a winter hat no matter what the weather is.
Maryland and Rutgers - the new kids of the dorm who just moved over from the ACC and AAC dorms respectively. No one knows what their personalities are like yet.
Purdue, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa - decent kids who are just there. Not much to their personalities to be main characters.
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