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Pat Coleman

Quote from: Dave 'd-mac' McHugh on May 29, 2012, 12:10:37 PM
Just to clarify... the access ratio was 1:9.3 last season - that means that there were 9.3 teams for every automatic bid from a conference that had the AQ. The ratio for bids outside of AQ (overall) is 6.5:1.

Last year there were 405 eligible schools for the tournament (there were 410 schools, but five were not eligible for the post-season). That results in 62.3... rounded down makes it a 62 team field.

For Pool B... that means there has to be 13 teams to receive a second bid. Not sure about the 409 eligible... that number could shift depending on NCAA decisions on teams eligible and such.

No, Dave, that isn't correct. The Pool B bids are handed out at the same rate as the Pool A bids are -- the one for every 9.3. That's why it's taken 19 teams to get to two B bids. They're eligible for the same at-large bids as Pool A conference members.
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Ralph Turner

Quote from: nnasid on May 29, 2012, 12:15:58 PM
I believe UMPI has left the NAIA and (according to their website) has gone NCAA and USCAA --- they're listed as AD3I (Assoc. D3 Independents) and USCAA
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KnightSlappy

Quote from: Ralph Turner on May 29, 2012, 10:14:15 AM
Quote from: KnightSlappy on May 29, 2012, 09:39:05 AM
It also looks like 2012-13 will have 409 eligible teams, so we'll miss out on the 63rd bid by one team.
I believe that we are adding 2, (Spaulding and SUNY-Cobleskill) and dropping one (McMurry) for 2012-13.

I have Penn State-Abington as a full member next season as well. Also William Peace will be playing Men's hoops.

I forgot about McMurry leaving. I think that makes 408 then. 410 should come the next season with Covenant and Berry.

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Quote from: Ralph Turner on May 29, 2012, 06:14:26 PM
Quote from: nnasid on May 29, 2012, 12:15:58 PM
I believe UMPI has left the NAIA and (according to their website) has gone NCAA and USCAA --- they're listed as AD3I (Assoc. D3 Independents) and USCAA
For what its worth
Thanks!  (Of course you would know.  The Apprentice School has been an integral part of the success of the USCAA. ;)  )

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I'd say integral -- up until 2010-11 we housed the national office.  They're now up town pretty much in between us and CNU.

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

Quote from: Pat Coleman on May 29, 2012, 05:16:41 PM
Quote from: Dave 'd-mac' McHugh on May 29, 2012, 12:10:37 PM
Just to clarify... the access ratio was 1:9.3 last season - that means that there were 9.3 teams for every automatic bid from a conference that had the AQ. The ratio for bids outside of AQ (overall) is 6.5:1.

Last year there were 405 eligible schools for the tournament (there were 410 schools, but five were not eligible for the post-season). That results in 62.3... rounded down makes it a 62 team field.

For Pool B... that means there has to be 13 teams to receive a second bid. Not sure about the 409 eligible... that number could shift depending on NCAA decisions on teams eligible and such.

No, Dave, that isn't correct. The Pool B bids are handed out at the same rate as the Pool A bids are -- the one for every 9.3. That's why it's taken 19 teams to get to two B bids. They're eligible for the same at-large bids as Pool A conference members.
Yeah - sorry, misread the handbook while I was writing that - sorry for the mistake and any confusion.
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KnightSlappy

#65
Just adding a few more. I expect we will hear more details on the provisional pipeline in the next few weeks.

Starting in 2012-2013
Berry (provisional) joins the newly formed SAA
Birmingham-Southern leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Centenary (La.) (provisional) leaves the ASC for SCAC
Centre leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Cornell leaves IIAC to join MWC
Hendrix leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Hood leaves the CAC for the MACC
Houghton joins the E8 (should be a first year provisional in 2012-13)
LaGrange leaves the GSAC to join the USAC
Maryville (Tenn.) leaves the GSAC to join the USAC
McMurry leaves the ASC for Division II
Millsaps leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Oglethorpe leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Piedmont leaves the GSAC to join the USA South
Rhodes leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Sewanee leaves the SCAC for the newly formed SAA
Shenandoah leaves the USAC to join the ODAC
Stevenson leaves the CAC for the MACC
William Peace joins the USAC with addition of men's sports

Starting in 2013-2014
Christopher Newport leaves the USAC for the CAC
Covenant leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Huntingdon leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Penn State-Harrisburg leaves the NEAC for the CAC
Texas Lutheran leaves the ASC for the SCAC
Schreiner leaves the ASC for the SCAC
Southern Virginia joins the CAC (should be a first year provisional in 2012-13)

Ralph Turner

Knight, are Berry and Covenant provisional for one more year?

KnightSlappy

Quote from: Ralph Turner on August 20, 2012, 12:59:56 PM
Knight, are Berry and Covenant provisional for one more year?

I believe so, yes. Both should be Year 4.

KnightSlappy

#68
Keeping this going. Please feel free to make additions and/or corrections.

Conference Changes Starting in 2013-2014
Christopher Newport leaves the USAC for the CAC
Covenant leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Huntingdon leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Iowa Wesleyan joins the SLIAC (should be a 1st year provisional in 2013-14)
Maranatha Baptist leaves the NATHCON / NATHC / NACC to become IND
Penn State-Harrisburg leaves the NEAC for the CAC
Schreiner leaves the ASC for the SCAC
Southern Virginia joins the CAC (should be a 2nd  year provisional in 2013-14)
Texas Lutheran leaves the ASC for the SCAC

Provisional Pipeline for 2013-2014
(First year of full membership: Berry and Covenant)
4th year provisional members: Centenary (La.)
3rd year provisional members: none
2nd year provisional members: Houghton, Sarah Lawrence, Southern Virginia, SUNY-Canton, Valley Forge Christian
1st year provisional members: Alfred State, Iowa Wesleyan*
Exploratory members: Bryn Athyn, Penn College

*My information on Iowa Wesleyan could be considered somewhat dicey. Year 1 may also include Berea and Illinois Tech, but I haven't seen word on their respective statuses.

Conference Changes Starting in 2014-2015
Bryn Athyn joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Elizabethtown leaves the MACC for the LAND
Mississippi College leaves the ASC for Division II
Penn College joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Sarah Lawrence joins the SKY (should be 2nd year provisional in 2013-14)

CityD3

Quote from: KnightSlappy on July 01, 2013, 11:43:40 AM
Keeping this going. Please feel free to make additions and/or corrections.

Provisional Pipeline for 2013-2014
(First year of full membership: Berry and Covenant)
4th year provisional members: Centenary (La.)
3rd year provisional members: none
2nd year provisional members: Houghton, Sarah Lawrence, Southern Virginia, SUNY-Canton, Valley Forge Christian
1st year provisional members: Alfred State, Iowa Wesleyan
Exploratory members: Bryn Athyn, Penn College

Conference Changes Starting in 2014-2015
Bryn Athyn joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Elizabethtown leaves the MACC for the LAND
Mississippi College leaves the ASC for Division II
Penn College joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)

Sarah Lawrence joining Skyline 2014-2015

gordonmann

Wilson College will play its innaugural season of men's basketball in 2014-15 and compete in the NEAC.

KnightSlappy

#71
Thanks for the updates! Please continue to feel free to make additions and/or corrections.

Conference Changes Starting in 2013-2014
Christopher Newport leaves the USAC for the CAC
Covenant leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Huntingdon leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Iowa Wesleyan joins the SLIAC (should be a 1st year provisional in 2013-14)
Maranatha Baptist leaves the NACC to become IND
Penn State-Harrisburg leaves the NEAC for the CAC
Schreiner leaves the ASC for the SCAC
Southern Virginia joins the CAC (should be a 2nd  year provisional in 2013-14)
Texas Lutheran leaves the ASC for the SCAC

Provisional Pipeline for 2013-2014
(First year of full membership: Berry and Covenant)
4th year provisional members: Centenary (La.)
3rd year provisional members: none
2nd year provisional members: Houghton, Sarah Lawrence, Southern Virginia, SUNY-Canton, Valley Forge Christian
1st year provisional members: Alfred State, Iowa Wesleyan*
Exploratory members: Bryn Athyn, Penn College**

*My information on Iowa Wesleyan could be considered somewhat dicey. Year 1 may also include Berea and Illinois Tech, but I haven't seen word on their respective statuses.
**Bryn Athyn and Penn College have apparently been granted provisional status into the NEAC.


Conference Changes Starting in 2014-2015
Bryn Athyn joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Elizabethtown leaves the MACC for the LAND
Mississippi College leaves the ASC for Division II
Penn College joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Sarah Lawrence joins the SKY (should be 2nd year provisional in 2013-14)
Wilson College adds men's basketball and joins the NEAC

Pat Coleman

I sent an email to Iowa Wesleyan to inquire. Unlike with Alfred State, I have not seen an announcement of their acceptance into provisional status.
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Captain_Joe08

Quote from: KnightSlappy on July 02, 2013, 04:54:59 PM
Thanks for the updates! Please continue to feel free to make additions and/or corrections.

Conference Changes Starting in 2013-2014
Christopher Newport leaves the USAC for the CAC
Covenant leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Huntingdon leaves the GSAC for the USAC
Iowa Wesleyan joins the SLIAC (should be a 1st year provisional in 2013-14)
Maranatha Baptist leaves the NACC to become IND
Penn State-Harrisburg leaves the NEAC for the CAC
Schreiner leaves the ASC for the SCAC
Southern Virginia joins the CAC (should be a 2nd  year provisional in 2013-14)
Texas Lutheran leaves the ASC for the SCAC

Provisional Pipeline for 2013-2014
(First year of full membership: Berry and Covenant)
4th year provisional members: Centenary (La.)
3rd year provisional members: none
2nd year provisional members: Houghton, Sarah Lawrence, Southern Virginia, SUNY-Canton, Valley Forge Christian
1st year provisional members: Alfred State, Iowa Wesleyan*
Exploratory members: Bryn Athyn, Penn College**

*My information on Iowa Wesleyan could be considered somewhat dicey. Year 1 may also include Berea and Illinois Tech, but I haven't seen word on their respective statuses.
**Bryn Athyn and Penn College have apparently been granted provisional status into the NEAC.


Conference Changes Starting in 2014-2015
Bryn Athyn joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Elizabethtown leaves the MACC for the LAND
Mississippi College leaves the ASC for Division II
Penn College joins the NEAC (should be an exploratory member in 2013-14)
Sarah Lawrence joins the SKY (should be 2nd year provisional in 2013-14)
Wilson College adds men's basketball and joins the NEAC

Maranatha Baptist left the NACC for the independent ranks as of yesterday.
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Quote from: Captain_Joe08 on July 02, 2013, 05:24:23 PM

Maranatha Baptist left the NACC for the independent ranks as of yesterday.

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