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True enough, and certainly an unfair advantage.
Still, that seems like a little bit of retribution, when one considers how frequently Utica (and the rest of the old ECAC West) was regularly screwed by the old SMF bullshit, time and time again.
At the end of the day, Beaver is going to win it...
Utica just played a nearly perfect game against a very good team. All the new parts seem to have fallen into place, at last.
Watch out for them going forward.
Russ, you tangentially made my point.
How about this: let the NCAA offer some concrete dollar amount for flights to wherever to any team outside the moronic 600 mile range, and require the teams that are 601 miles away to pay for the few more pennies involved? This isn't like solving the riddle...
Jesus Q. Murphy, did Moses carry the 6:1 ratio down from The Mount, along with the 10 Commandments?
D-3 can change that stupid rule whenever the fuck they want to. It will not require a Constitutional Convention.
Yet, D-3 clings to its rigid "by-laws" as though college sports can't do whatever...
So here we go: straight KRACH (or PW, or even RPI) selects the field and the seeding/siting, and if you don't like it- or can't raise/spend the money- then opt out and let the next team opt in.
She's going to be a huge part of this Maine team going forward. She can shoot from distance or take it off the dribble.
Right now, I'm basking in the warmth of Maine spanking UHN yet again. Addy Smith had 35, 15 boards and 4 A, and Talon 16 (on 6-8 shooting).
Tune in on Monday at 6PM for the...
I wouldn't have said that, exactly, but the team sure has played well without him. (Justin, I mean.)
Probably a coincidence. He's a very talented 2-way player who never seems to take a shift off. Love his skills (easily the best on the team) and I love his work ethic in both ends.
Maine isn't...
I would consider that Maine's most complete game of the year. A clinic.
Even The Warden commented in amazement that I got through the entire contest without dropping a single f-bomb. Might be a record...
I didn't. I don't bother with this site much anymore. I've already experienced elementary school playgrounds.
Something tells me that I wouldn't have been interested in the first place, anyway, if it resembled nubby's drivel. (See the above.)
The NCAA (especially at the D-3 level) loves to fix what ain't broke, just for the sake of putting its greasy fingerprints on the process.
Any, ANY, person who knows even the basics of statistical analysis would have opted for the KRACH, but the PWR was fairly predictive as well.
Now we have...
My oldest friend, who I met at Corbett Hall before he actually flunked-out of Maine (yes, that's possible lol) lives near MSP, and his oldest daughter lives a block away from where the ICE thug murdered a woman in cold blood, and that asshole is apparently going to get away with it. My...
...And this is an annual problem. Has been for decades.
If D-3 is so sold on the NPI, select the field accordingly, especially when they allow programs to play conference hop-scotch on a whim.
I don't think that UU- or anyone else- is too concerned about playing Salve in the first round on any sheet, should that happen.
Hobart at The Cooler..? Nobody wants that, but I like the field vs. Hobart this year, albeit by a narrow margin.
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