Intercollegiate athletic conferences, described by Bowen and Levin as "orbits of competition," were developed primarily for the formulation and enforcement of rules governing student-athlete eligibility, ease and convenience of travel and scheduling, and "lifting some of the political burden away from the individual member institutions."

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This statement accurately describes the main purposes and benefits of intercollegiate athletic conferences according to Bowen and Levin.

Intercollegiate Athletic Conferences, Described by Bowen and Levin as "Orbits