the future of DIII
Posted by Ben Rocky '04
the future of DIII
Posted by: Ben Rocky '04 (129.2.170.---)
Date: February 13, 2007 03:24PM
Interesting problem they seem to be facing. Seems in some ways similar to the 1A vs IAA split, but I don't think AA schools are required to field a minimum number of varsity teams. Actually, it seems more reminiscent of Ivy vs. say SEC. 33 vs. 17 varsity sports fielded. Lets hope they come up with a solution (specifically one that doesn't rock our boat).
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Re: the future of DIII
Posted by: French Rage (---.packetdesign.com)
Date: February 13, 2007 06:59PM
At first read I thought this was about some guy name Dill.
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Re: the future of DIII - do the opposite
Posted by: billhoward (---.ziffdavis.com)
Date: February 15, 2007 07:34PM
Whatever solution the NCAA proposes, root for the opposite. If ever HUAC (HUAAC? The House Un-American Activities Committee) comes back to life, the first subpoena should go to the NCAA. The green stuff floating on top of a small body of still water ... that's the NCAA.
I fear that the NCAA really wants to stick it to the upstarts among small colleges that have the temerity to go big-time in one sport, such as Clarkson in hockey or Hopkins in lacrosse. The NCAA wishes there were a way, without looking crass, to make it a requirement of DI participation exposure (so to speak) on national TV, that your cheerleaders have implants. It's probably worth an extra half-ratings-point. Muslim athletes who want to pray between periods would be forced to bow toward Indianopolis before facing Mecca. And so forth.
I fear that the NCAA really wants to stick it to the upstarts among small colleges that have the temerity to go big-time in one sport, such as Clarkson in hockey or Hopkins in lacrosse. The NCAA wishes there were a way, without looking crass, to make it a requirement of DI participation exposure (so to speak) on national TV, that your cheerleaders have implants. It's probably worth an extra half-ratings-point. Muslim athletes who want to pray between periods would be forced to bow toward Indianopolis before facing Mecca. And so forth.
Re: the future of DIII - do the opposite
Posted by: KeithK (---.external.lmco.com)
Date: February 15, 2007 07:47PM
I don't have a problem with that.billhoward
The NCAA wishes there were a way, without looking crass, to make it a requirement of DI participation exposure (so to speak) on national TV, that your cheerleaders have implants.
Re: the future of DIII - do the opposite
Posted by: billhoward (---.ziffdavis.com)
Date: February 15, 2007 09:34PM
Even blind squirrels finds some nuts. So too does the NCAA come up with ideas that appeal to at least (or exactly) half the population.KeithKI don't have a problem with that.billhoward
The NCAA wishes there were a way, without looking crass, to make it a requirement of DI participation exposure (so to speak) on national TV, that your cheerleaders have implants.
Re: the future of DIII
Posted by: Give My Regards (---.oracorp.com)
Date: February 22, 2007 02:26PM
French Rage
At first read I thought this was about some guy name Dill.
Or something having to do with 503.
(Roman numerals)
(Oh, never mind)
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