Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Congratulations Trinity!
Zzzzzzzz.
I never read your posts anymore, because there's no point on doing so. I will assume that you were attempting to parse the data in such a way that favors PSU, as per usual. (As if Platty deserved home-ice vs. Trinity, FCS!)
The significant data has favored Trinity for two straight years, even if the NCAA shunned them last year for no apparent reason.
And, if no other reason than that, I'm glad that Trinity won the little tournament and made the D-3 process look idiotic yet again. (As if they needed any help doing so.)
Just to clear things up for those of you who actually want to acknowledge, understand, comprehend, and learn about the system that creates the DIII Mens Championship field, 1 loss by your team, 1 win by your team, 1 loss by another team, 1 win by another team, and simply just sitting idle and having other teams around you win and or lose 1 game CAN and DOES significantly determine your rank/position in the field due to the criteria the committee uses and the fact most teams in the Top 8-10 are so close ONE loss and/or win CAN and DOES change things...add in upsets in conference tournaments and on the flip side the predicted teams winning, it can free up and or eliminate Pool C bids and reshuffle the teams in the running for a Pool C bid.
...and to add more to what Prez said, Trinity's Coach acknowledged their SOS hurt their chances at the tournament last year and a major reason why they are upping their NC schedule (we've already heard Trinity to Norwich Tourn.)
2013-2014
Salve Regina
Wentworth
Stonehill
Manhattanville (maybe?)
Western NE
Becker
to
2014-2015
Umass Dartmouth
Umass Boston
Utica
Hobart
Plymouth State
Western NE
Back to your regularly scheduled program....
Zzzzzzzz.
I never read your posts anymore, because there's no point on doing so. I will assume that you were attempting to parse the data in such a way that favors PSU, as per usual. (As if Platty deserved home-ice vs. Trinity, FCS!)
The significant data has favored Trinity for two straight years, even if the NCAA shunned them last year for no apparent reason.
And, if no other reason than that, I'm glad that Trinity won the little tournament and made the D-3 process look idiotic yet again. (As if they needed any help doing so.)