Round 1
1. Baldini - Mary Hardin-Baylor - ASC
2. Greek - Randolph Macon - ODAC
3. Poppers - Oswego State - SUNYAC
4. Osprey - Stockton - NJAC
5. NCF - Middlebury - NESCAC
6. Nescac - WPI - NEWMAC
7. Ryan - St Joseph, Conn - GNAC
8. FCGG - St John's - MIAC
9. Ronk - Washington & Jefferson - PAC

Round 2
10. Ronk - Mount Union - OAC
11. FCGG - Pomona-Pitzer - SCIAC
12. Ryan - LaRoche - AMCC
13. Nescac - Williams - NESCAC
14. NCF - Augustana - CCIW
15. Osprey - Berry - SAA
16. Poppers - Westfield State - MASCAC
17. Greek - Dubuque - ARC
18. Baldini - Northwestern (Minn.) - UMAC

Round 3
19. Baldini - UW-Oshkosh - WIAC
20. Greek - Ripon - MWC
21. Poppers - Swarthmore - CC
22. Osprey - Keene St - LEC
23. NCF - Baruch - CUNYAC
24. Nescac - Wooster - NCAC
25. Ryan - Whitworth - NWC
26. FCGG - SUNY Delhi - NAC (West)
27. Ronk - Wilson - CSAC

Round 4
28. Ronk - Hope - MIAA
29. FCGG - Hanover - HCAC
30. Ryan - ME-Farmington - NAC (East)
31. Nescac - Neumann - AEC
32. NCF - CWRU - UAA
33. Osprey - Farmingdale St - SKY
34. Poppers - Maryville (TN) - CCS
35. Greek - Mitchell - NECC
36. Baldini - Nichols - CCC

Round 5
37. Baldini - St. Norbert - NACC
38. Greek - John Carroll - OAC
39. Poppers - LeTourneau - ASC (East)
40. Osprey - Eastern Nazarene - NECC
41. NCF - Penn St.- Behrend - AMCC
42. Nescac - Trinity TX - SCAC
43. Ryan - St. Thomas TX - SCAC
44. FCGG - Lancaster Bible - UEC
45. Ronk - Whitman - NWC

Round 6
46. Ronk - Rowan - NJAC
47. FCGG - SUNYIT - NAC (West)
48. Ryan- Calvin - MIAA
49. Nescac - Ohio Wesleyan - NCAC
50. NCF - Babson - NEWMAC
51. Osprey - Eastern - MACC
52. Poppers - Catholic - Landmark
53. Greek - Wheaton IL - CCIW
54. Baldini - Nebraska Wesleyan - ARC

Round 7
55. Baldini - St. John Fisher - E8
56. Greek - N.C. Wesleyan - USAC
57. Poppers - Marymount (VA) - AEC
58. Osprey - Lycoming - MACF
59. NCF - Hood - MACC
60. Nescac - Vassar - Liberty
61. Ryan - WashU - UAA
62. FCGG - Claremont-Mudd-Scripps - SCIAC
63. Ronk - Penn St-Altoona - AMCC

Round 8
64. Ronk - Scranton - Landmark
65. FCGG - Crown - UMAC
66. Ryan - Marietta - OAC
67. Nescac - Elmhurst - CCIW
68. NCF - Fontbonne -SLIAC
69. Osprey - Emory - UAA
70. Poppers - Johns Hopkins - CC
71. Greek - Rochester - UAA
72. Baldini - Eureka - SLIAC

Round 9
73. Baldini - Transylvania - HCAC
74. Greek - Eastern Connecticut St - LEC
75. Poppers - Manhattanville - SKY
76. Osprey - PS-Harrisburg - UEC
77. NCF - Hardin-Simmons-ASC
78. Nescac - John Jay - CUNYAC
79. Ryan - Illinois Wesleyan - CCIW
80. FCGG - Cairn - CSAC
81. Ronk - Stevens - MACF

Round 10
82. Ronk - SUNY-Oneonta - SUNYAC
83. FCGG - Benedictine - NACC
84. Ryan - Emerson - NEWMAC
85. Nescac - Roanoke - ODAC
86. NCF - Buena Vista - ARC
87. Osprey - York (N.Y.) - CUNYAC
88. Poppers - UT-Dallas - ASC (East)
89. Greek - Albertus Magnus - GNAC
90. Baldini - Drew - Landmark

Round 11
91. Baldini - Husson - NAC
92. Greek - Merchant Marine - SKY
93. Poppers - Skidmore - LL
94. Osprey - Geneva - PAC
95. NCF - Ithaca - LL
96. Nescac
97. Ryan
98. FCGG
99. Ronk

Round 12
100. Ronk
101. FCGG
102. Ryan
103. Nescac
104. NCF
105. Osprey
106. Poppers
107. Greek
108. Baldini

Quote from: Next Man Up on Yesterday at 07:38:10 pm

Rather than what is or what might be regarding athletic teams travel times for Roosevelt University, here is a situation specific to the CCIW. IDK how the conference women's coaches feel about it, but I hear the men’s coaches are absolutely in head over heels love with this travel policy  .

Oh, boo-hoo for the CCIW men's coaches. Suck it up and put on your big-boy pants, guys.

This is about the schools saving money that might otherwise not be available for CCIW athletics departments to use elsewhere. I support that concept. If the North Central men's team and coaching staff (and travel guests ) feel that they're forced to aimlessly wander the streets of Decatur for an hour every other year, rather than (gasp!) watch a women's basketball game[/b%], then color me unsympathetic to their plight.

If two extra hours off campus on three or four Saturdays a year is so stress-inducing to CCIW coaches that they feel the need to complain about it to people outside of their respective athletic departments, then perhaps they should find something productive to do with those occasional morsels of downtime ... such as taking up knitting.

1. They’re neither aimlessly wondering the Decatur streets nor watching the women’s game. After dropping the women off the guys go eat their pre-game meal, following which they go to a mall and walk around for an hour or so to help start digesting the pre-game grub and to get stretched out after sitting for several hours. Also, as far as watching the women’s game, the women would prefer going home as soon as their game is over rather watching the guys game. It works both ways.   

2. As far as the knitting thing—-I’ve finished several afghans during past jaunts to Decatur. 
Maybe I can find one I’ve done in North Park Navy Blue and Yellow for you.     

I always skip going to Decatur, no matter riding or driving.

This is such a sensible policy in so many different contexts that it should have its own meme.

As my college friends on the North Park cross-country team used to say, the best part of the annual Millikin meet was seeing the "Welcome to Decatur" sign on I-72 in the rear-view mirror of the van.

Will they take just one bus? I know most of the Centennial teams out here take two, even even there's a doubleheader, too avoid all the waiting.

Based upon the fact that I typically see visiting men's teams sitting in the stands at the start of women's games, plus the fact that I've occasionally stepped outside the crackerbox at NPU on home basketball doubleheader days and seen only one bus parked at the Kedzie Avenue entrance, I think that the one-bus setup is common for most CCIW schools. That's the major point behind the policy, after all -- saving money on expensive coachfare leases.

The first exception that stands out in my mind is Elmhurst, as EU has a couple of school-owned minibuses that are each too small to fit both basketball teams -- so each team uses one minbus. The other is Millikin, which owns its own coach bus. Illinois Wesleyan might, too, come to think of it; I'm sure that you-know-who will be on here shortly to give us an excruciatingly-detailed seminar in IWU athletics travel operations.

Rather than what is or what might be regarding athletic teams travel times for Roosevelt University, here is a situation specific to the CCIW. IDK how the conference women's coaches feel about it, but I hear the men’s coaches are absolutely in head over heels love with this travel policy  .

Oh, boo-hoo for the CCIW men's coaches. Suck it up and put on your big-boy pants, guys.

This is about the schools saving money that might otherwise not be available for CCIW athletics departments to use elsewhere. I support that concept. If the North Central men's team and coaching staff (and travel guests ) feel that they're forced to aimlessly wander the streets of Decatur for an hour every other year, rather than (gasp!) watch a women's basketball game, then color me unsympathetic to their plight.

If two extra hours off campus on three or four Saturdays a year is so stress-inducing to CCIW coaches that they feel the need to complain about it to people outside of their respective athletic departments, then perhaps they should find something productive to do with those occasional morsels of downtime ... such as taking up knitting.

When does fall camp begin, it is Tuesday 8-9-22?

I have not seen an official word anywhere!

I seem to remember hearing that date from a staff member recently. There was an article in the Alliance Review this week where Coach Dartt was interviewed. In that they said Plunk was a junior,  so that means he must've taken the covid year eligibility wise. Coach also shared how well he feels like they recruited this year. Getting excited for the season!

Here was the final list that I gathered from various internet sites, it is extremely UNOFFICIAL. I haven't double checked anyone.
Jacob Climer WR Pataskala, OH
Donny Cheffo TE Hubbard,OH
Connor Adelman RB Louisville, OH
Ethan Pytlak LB Naperville,  IL
Tejon Brooks DB Cleveland Central Catholic,  OH
Caleb Foltz WR Arlington,  OH
Cedric Diggs DT Plano East, TX
Drew Garcia RB/WR Commerce,  MI
Brandon Bowden DE Gainesville,  FL
Joey Dilalla K/P West Geauga, OH
Jaqai Neal DB Manvel, TX
Owen Gibbs LB/SS Oregon,  OH
Ryan Farrell DE Medina, OH
Zachary King DB Medina, OH
Kamren Moore DT Haltom City, TX
Greg Rockwell OL West Branch, OH
Michael Franklin RB Sandusky,  OH
Giovanni Kennedy OL St Eds, OH
Michael Lally OL South Range, OH

Jonathan Lima WR/CB Medina Highland,  OH
Andre Hill WR Shelby, OH
Derek Blum WR/OLB Aurora, OH
Aiden Ighnat K/P Hilliard,  OH
Donovan Oliver DL Austintown,  OH
Josiah Scott DB Houston,TX
Carsen Engleka LB Monroeville, PA
Andrew Burgess FS Harrison,  MI
Tyler Germ OL/DL Parma, OH
Seth Rogers OL Whitehouse, OH
Adam Polacko QB/P Oakwood, OH
Kaige Lowe WR/DB Barberton, OH
Brayden Slack WR Charleston,  WV
Donnell Mcdonald Jr OL Charlotte, NC
Josh Noble LB Indianapolis, IN
Trey Smith WR Houston, TX

Jeremiah Gossett WR/DB Peoria, AZ
Adrian Wright WR/S Wylie, TX
Michael Mara WR/DB Peoria, AZ
Jason Ezeokwanna OL Richmond,  TX
Caiden Hurse DL Fort Wayne, IN
Jonah Migliore LB Orlando,  FL
Tyson Riley RB Belmont, NC
Danny Morris DB Bayville, NJ
Zach Mullins LB Mount Vernon, OH
Carmello Cooper DL Jacksonville, FL
Damien Fortson WR/SS Grand Rapids, MI
Kyle Kress SS Avon Lake, OH
Lonnie Craft DE Western Beaver, PA
Chase Copper QB Oviedo, FL
Jeziah Farrar WR St. Xavier, OH
Keenan Cruz LB Lutz, FL
Jonathan Pettey OL Sarasota, FL
Alco Smith DL Linsly, WV
Nick Turner WR Strongsville, OH
Ta'Shaun Skinner DB Owings Mills, MD
Elijah Franklin DL/LB Jacksonville, FL
Jason Miller OT Worthington Kilbourne, OH
Jadarius White LB Thomaston, GA
Jake Phelan DT Newton Square, PA

Julian Crissman OL Cocoa, FL
William Porter RB Kettering, OH
Titus Hensler LS Berryville, VA
Jaheim Hayes WR Flowery Branch, FL
Dylan Rodd ATH Naples, FL
Gus Walling LB New Palestine, IN
Tyler Bewszka RB Murraysville, PA
Rhett Powell LB Mount Pleasant, SC
Caleb Rinard LB De Pere, WI
Josh Noble LB Indianapolis, IN
Zack Powrozek LB Shelby, MI
Dashawn Harmon LB/RB New Brighton, PA
Logan Shields DB St. Clairsville, OH