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« Reply #165 on: September 26, 2007, 07:18:41 am »

i'm sorry ralph i wasn't clear, what i meant to say was:

i played hs ball with someone that went to a naia school. the better naia teams could beat the lesser d3 teams but for the most part i think d3 is better even though the naia can give some scholarships and d3 can't. better degree to.

after rereading it i see i didn't clearly say what i meant, sorry about that and thanks for clarifying.
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« Reply #166 on: September 27, 2007, 08:53:06 pm »

i played hs ball with someone that went to a naia school. the better naia teams could beat the lesser d3 teams but for the most part i think d3 is better even though they give some scholarships. better degree to.
Presto, a point of clarification...

D3 schools do not give athletic scholarships, and their financial aid profiles to athetes must be within 4% of the aid profile of the general student body. Smiley

Yeah, I meant to step in there and say it looks like Presto meant the NAIA can give scholarships.

Good to have Ralph chime in anyway, I didn't know the 4% thing.
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« Reply #167 on: September 28, 2007, 12:42:27 am »

ATN's Who Are Those Guys? year-long running list of inter-classification competition:

vs. NAIA (23-8 in 2006)
Guilford 70, at Southern Virginia 26
Anderson 37, at Taylor 13
at St. Norbert 34, Olivet Nazarene 27
UW-Stevens Point 13, at Webber International 7
Southern Nazarene 42, at Howard Payne 14
at Austin 35, Southwest Assemblies of God 14
5-1 ---------------
Sul Ross State 39, at S.W.A.G. 7
Ferrum 22, at Southern Virginia 16
at UW-Platteville 16, No. 9 St. Ambrose 6
at St. Olaf 45, Valley City State 14
UW-Eau Claire 14, at No. 10 Black Hills State 3
Concordia-Moorhead 41, at Dickinson State 7
11-1 --------------------
at No. 6 UW-La Crosse 27, Azusa Pacific 20, OT
at Shorter 38, LaGrange 12
UW-Stevens Point 54, at Iowa Wesleyan 13
Taylor 35, at Greenville 28
at Redlands 42, Haskell Indian Nations 7
14-3 ------------------
at UW-Stevens Point 55, Waldorf 0
Texas College 33, Howard Payne 27, OT
Southern Oregon 34, at Willamette 27
15-5 ----------------------
---- No update necessary for Weeks 5 or 6
Southern Virginia at Frostburg State
Southern Oregon at No. 20 Linfield
Faulkner at Huntingdon
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« Reply #168 on: October 07, 2007, 08:37:17 pm »

Huntingdon will play the first yr program in NAIA, Faulkner University (cross montgomery, al rival) next satuday

today the Huntingdon JV soundly beat the Faulkner JV, 28-18.... sounds close but it was not... They were bigger, faster, and appeared to have many more visible tatoos than the Huntingdon kids... but we played more as a unit/team... we were very well coached

we emptied our bench before the end of the first half

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« Reply #169 on: October 07, 2007, 08:41:39 pm »

we emptied our bench before the end of the first half

In my viewings of JV games - the benches ALWAYS get emptied!
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« Reply #170 on: October 07, 2007, 08:56:10 pm »



i have a >30r gap in my limited knowledge of jv games ( from when i played  until this yr)  so.......your viewing of jv is more learned than mine ...

my point was they were emptied in the first half

thanks

keep the faith

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« Reply #171 on: October 13, 2007, 11:41:24 pm »

Huntingdon Played first yr NAIA Faulkner (and new cross town rival) at Samford Stadium on the Huntingdon campus today, winning 30 - 12. there was a good  crowd, Montgmoery Mayor flipped the coin to start the game, and Huntingdon was presented the first ever battle of montgomery Trophy/Capital City Show Down...or called earlier in the week... The Bird Bowl.. (Hawks vs Eagles)

although a first yr NAIA program, Faulkner had numerous D-1 & D-2 NCAA. and NAIA transfer players

they were bigger and faster than Huntindon, but we played as a more cohesive unit, lots of gang tackling, good fundimental football

Huntingdon held Faulkner fourth and <1 yd on 4 seperate occasions.
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« Reply #172 on: October 16, 2007, 01:43:19 am »

Thanks for the update.

And isn't it "tase?" Or "taze?" I dunno.
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« Reply #173 on: October 16, 2007, 09:18:28 am »



i believe taz...taze.. and tase r all acceptable when u r screaming it

but thanks

u do an awesome job with D3

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« Reply #174 on: October 16, 2007, 07:16:23 pm »

i believe taz...taze.. and tase r all acceptable when u r screaming it

Fair enough.

The new quote is pretty funny too.
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« Reply #175 on: November 13, 2007, 10:48:42 pm »

Malone (NAIA) v Geneva (DIII Prov) in NCCAA Bowl game.

http://www.geneva.edu/object/io_1194966330112.html
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« Reply #176 on: January 06, 2008, 03:05:18 am »

FINAL

ATN's Who Are Those Guys? year-long running list of inter-classification competition:

vs. NAIA (23-8 in 2006)
Guilford 70, at Southern Virginia 26
Anderson 37, at Taylor 13
at St. Norbert 34, Olivet Nazarene 27
UW-Stevens Point 13, at Webber International 7
Southern Nazarene 42, at Howard Payne 14
at Austin 35, Southwest Assemblies of God 14
5-1 ---------------
Sul Ross State 39, at S.W.A.G. 7
Ferrum 22, at Southern Virginia 16
at UW-Platteville 16, No. 9 St. Ambrose 6
at St. Olaf 45, Valley City State 14
UW-Eau Claire 14, at No. 10 Black Hills State 3
Concordia-Moorhead 41, at Dickinson State 7
11-1 --------------------
at No. 6 UW-La Crosse 27, Azusa Pacific 20, OT
at Shorter 38, LaGrange 12
UW-Stevens Point 54, at Iowa Wesleyan 13
Taylor 35, at Greenville 28
at Redlands 42, Haskell Indian Nations 7
14-3 ------------------
at UW-Stevens Point 55, Waldorf 0
Texas College 33, Howard Payne 27, OT
Southern Oregon 34, at Willamette 27
15-5 ----------------------
---- No update necessary for Weeks 5 or 6
Week 7:
Southern Virginia 35, at Frostburg State 20
at No. 20 Linfield 30, Southern Oregon 22
at Huntingdon 30, Faulkner 12
17-6 ------
Week 8:
Frostburg St. 28, Union (Ky.) 7
Luther 58, Waldorf 7
19-6 -----
Week 9
at Buena Vista 46, Waldorf 22
Newport News Apprentice 45, So. Virginia 14
21-6 ------
Week 10
Waldorf 29, Minn.-Morris 22
Kentucky Wesleyan 35, LaGrange 21

Week 11 none leaves 21-8 this year's record, 21-9 if you include Malone's 45-17 victory over Geneva in the NCCAA Victory Bowl.

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« Reply #177 on: September 10, 2008, 04:27:50 pm »

23-8 in 2006
21-9 in 2007

2008
Week 1 5-2 (though the last four all look like they could've gone either way)
Malone at Newport News, ccd.
Taylor (Ind.) 27, at Anderson 17
at No. 2 UW-Whitewater 24, NAIA No. 8? St. Xavier 9
at Simpson 38, Grand View 21
at UW-Stevens Point 23, Webber International 21
at Southwest Assemblies of God 16, Austin 14
No. 14 UW-Eau Claire 11, at (ranked) Bethel (Tenn.) 6
Louisiana College 17, at Bacone 16

> Games against former UMAC member Trinity Bible, N.D. – this week at Minn.-Morris – don’t fall under any of the above classifications. But we might as well track them somewhere, so ...

Week 1
at Minn.-Morris 13, Trinity Bible (N.D.) 0
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« Reply #178 on: September 10, 2008, 05:48:34 pm »

For some reason I just decided to count, and there are 90 NAIA football programs. Felt like sharing.
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« Reply #179 on: September 10, 2008, 10:15:26 pm »

For some reason I just decided to count, and there are 90 NAIA football programs. Felt like sharing.
D-III has more than 2.5 times that number!
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