There have been several posts on the ODAC men's board about the combined non-conference record of all 12 men's teams, which is quite good. I just did a calculation of the same thing for the 12 ODAC women's teams and. if I added it up correctly, they are a combined 50-18, which is better than the men.

I watched some of the Guilford/Greensboro game last night. The game was played at the UNC Greensboro coliseum and the video quality, which came via Flo Sports, was the best I've seen. Really crisp and clear. I suspect this has to do with superior equipment at UNCG, which would confirm what people have said that streaming quality itself is not controllable with just the Flo platform.

I watched some of the Guilford/Greensboro game last night. Guilford's new coach has certainly brought a different style of play to the Quakers. While it's not a full-on System style, it's very close. They work a little more to find shots than a true System team, but don't waste too much time. Back court defense is more similar to what I've witnessed with Greenville, half-court defense a little less so, but still plenty of pressure.

And what is it with schools that start with "G" (Grinnell, Greenville, Guilford) and this style of play?

The game was played at the UNC Greensboro coliseum and the video quality, which came via Flo Sports, was the best I've seen. Really crisp and clear. I suspect this has to do with superior equipment at UNCG, which would confirm what people have said that streaming quality itself is not controllable with just the Flo platform.

Not just the future of D3. https://www.womenscollegeflagfootball.com/teams

^^^ While they didn't make that specific observation, my read on what Rob Witham and Marty Wilson were describing on the field certainly made me wonder about defensive adaptations.

^^^ I was in and out of that Millikin/Webster game. (Several other games of interest going on simultaneously.) At one point in the first half I checked in and MU was up 25-21. The next time I checked it was 40-21. I suspect that's what broke the Gorloks. They seemed to claw back, but couldn't get their deficit into single digits until the final bucket.

I could only listen to RMC at John Carroll, but I have a feeling it was even uglier to the eyes than it was to the ears. Tough way to end an otherwise excellent season.

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^^^Just looked at the Pfeiffer schedule. They beat Lynchburg by six points, lost to H-SC by 13.

In addition to today's game vs Guilford, which is likely to be a high scoring affair, Pfeiffer will also play VWU on Saturday and Averett at the end of December. Though not ODAC, they also have two games scheduled with CNU, plus a couple of exhibitions vs D1 schools (Longwood and High Point). If nothing else, they should have a solid D3 non-conference NPI.

For fans like me, who don't subscribe to ESPN+ and won't do so just for one game, there is now at least an option to listen: https://rmcathletics.com/news/2025/11/25/espn-richmond-radio-announces-coverage-of-football-playoff-matchup.aspx

Quote from: Tigerfan on November 23, 2025, 08:26:39 PMThe ODAC was 9-4 over the weekend.  Saturday was a little rough at 5-4, but Sunday was 4-0.

That brings the ODAC non-conference record to 36-18, which is very respectable.

Quote from: Tigerfan on November 23, 2025, 01:02:36 PMThanks!  We've got more comfortable seats and a multi-media experience with the new sound system and computer screen scoreboards.  I looked briefly at the Flo video later in the evening, and I like the multi camera angles that are available now. There looked like a glitch at halfcourt, maybe when cameras were switching.  There's also a learning curve in production as to when to switch cameras.  During game play, most of the scoreboard is occupied by a video feed of the action - which seems rather irrelevant.  I'd rather see more stats, but who's looking at the scoreboard during play?  All in all, its a sweet setup.

That camera glitch at half court was both weird and interesting, kind of like the players and refs were entering and exiting a portal between dimensions.

Webster downs University of the Ozarks for the second time this season. The first meeting, at Ozarks, was a 12 point Webster win, but yesterday the Gorloks cruised. After trailing by one point with 7:22 left in the first half, Webster went on a 26-2 run to lead 51-28 at the half. Final was 96-69. The Gorloks went 17-18 from the free throw line. Other shooting stats were also impressive.