The Southern Division is a geographic and administrative region often used in various contexts, such as sports leagues, government, and business. It typically includes states or areas located in the southern part of a country, characterized by distinct cultural, economic, and climatic features. In the context of sports, the Southern Division may refer to a specific grouping of teams within a league, such as the NCAA or NFL. These divisions help organize competitions and facilitate scheduling, allowing teams to compete against others in their region while fostering local rivalries.