Yeah the rain. The sprinkles.
Those Methodists like sprinkling.
Those Methodists like sprinkling.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Ron Boerger on April 17, 2026, 11:06:01 AMI like Trinity over Colorado College...Quote from: Ralph Turner on April 17, 2026, 10:34:47 AMIMHO, the panache of playing in the SCAC departed with Trinity. I am glad that the return to the ASC means playing fewer contests on Sunday for all sports.
My conjecture... but the money also helped Schreiner fund their nascent football program.
Agree that the money was vital for Schreiner and really helpful for McMurry, who out of the blue announced they will start a gymnastics program for both women and men this week.
The funny thing is that Colorado College was then and is still now the most academically elite school in the conference; Austin's not that far behind. And it wouldn't surprise me to see Southwestern (who probably slots between the two) to return.
Quote from: Ralph Turner on April 17, 2026, 10:34:47 AMQuote from: Ron Boerger on April 16, 2026, 04:29:47 PMQuote from: The Third Division on April 16, 2026, 12:46:13 PMSimply calling a team that's only participating in your championship weekend an affiliate member of your conference for the sole purpose of securing an automatic bid is kind of unfair honestly.
If it's permitted by the NCAA, then it's perfectly fair. Highly unusual, yes. And if not for the C2C doing something similar (as Pat mentioned), there would be a number of schools without access to auto bids - such as the recently crowned MBB national champions - in many sports.
And at least millions of dollars were not involved to make this happen.
Referring to the money that the ASC paid for McMurry and Schreiner to move...
IMHO, the panache of playing in the SCAC departed with Trinity. I am glad that the return to the ASC means playing fewer contests on Sunday for all sports.
My conjecture... but the money also helped Schreiner fund their nascent football program.
Quote from: Ron Boerger on April 16, 2026, 04:29:47 PMIMHO, the panache of playing in the SCAC departed with Trinity. I am glad that the return to the ASC means playing fewer contests on Sunday for all sports.Quote from: The Third Division on April 16, 2026, 12:46:13 PMSimply calling a team that's only participating in your championship weekend an affiliate member of your conference for the sole purpose of securing an automatic bid is kind of unfair honestly.
If it's permitted by the NCAA, then it's perfectly fair. Highly unusual, yes. And if not for the C2C doing something similar (as Pat mentioned), there would be a number of schools without access to auto bids - such as the recently crowned MBB national champions - in many sports.
And at least millions of dollars were not involved to make this happen.
Quote from: pillowhands on April 07, 2015, 12:21:39 PMCan anyone tell me why Keuka, Canton, Suny IT, SUNY Morrisville, Medaille, Suny Cobbleskill, Cazenovia, and Wells just don't break away from the NEAC and form there own conference?