For women, it's 12 in NCAA DI or DII. For men, none.
http://www.scholarshipstats.com/ncaalimits.html
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For women, it's 12 in NCAA DI or DII. For men, none.
http://www.scholarshipstats.com/ncaalimits.html
NoGoal
DA
Better yet, eliminate the positions who approved the earthquake retrofitting for the outdated stadium who put the athletic department in this mess in the 1st place. You would think with bright professions and administrators....they would have analyzed and projected what yearly expense would have been prior to approving. It might have been cheaper leasing the Oakland Coliseum, like UCLA with the Rose Bowl.
eastbaysoccer
GOLD
NoGoal
DA
I wonder though if CAL is still offering athletic scholarships for Rugby even though it's not mandated? The head count is not adding up, CAL would have to eliminated football to touch the womens sports and in the article CAL football is the cash cow.
NoGoal
DA
I like your thinking.
NoGoal
DA
I agree with lacrosse being more expensive. Additional equipment and protective gear is needed for that sport. That sports is axed, next!
NoGoal
DA
Sorry MAP to have hijack the thread.
1. Pac12
2. ACC
3. SEC
4. Big10
5. Tied Big 12 and WCC
7. Big East-Georgetown
eastbaysoccer
GOLD
sorry trade= travel
it's the travel, lodging and meals that add up. There is no WNT lacrosse team that's popular. maybe that's axed.
it's the travel, lodging and meals that add up. There is no WNT lacrosse team that's popular. maybe that's axed.
NoGoal
DA
We are seeing a trend emerge going back the last 10 yrs. ACC is strong, but no longer the best conference that is head and shoulders above the others.
Last decade
ACC - 5 college cup champs
Pac12 - 4 college cup champs
Since 2011
Pac12 - 3 college cup chanps
ACC - 2 college cup champs
Since 2013
Pac12 - 2 college cup champs
ACC - 1 college cup champ
Last 2 years
Pac12- 1 college cup champion
Big10- 1 colleg cup champion
ACC- none
The ACC did have a school in the championship game every year for the last decade though.
MakeAPlay
DA
Not last year. West Virginia is in the Big 12. Interesting trend thanks for highlighting it.
NoGoal
DA
That's right!
GoWest
GOLD
I've got ....
1. ACC -- FSU
2. Pac12 -- Stanford
2.5 SEC -- South Carolina
4. Big10 -- Penn State
5. WCC -- BYU
6. Big East -- Georgetown
7. Big12 -- WVU
FSU, Stanford and Penn State top teams with everyone else looking in. Remember, I picked PDA, Blues and Slammers to win all ECNL championships over the last couple of weeks so I'm pretty good at this LOL!
Don't you go out on a limb now.
MakeAPlay
DA
BYU and South Carolina aren't nearly the teams that they were last year. Santa Clara is better than last year. South Carolina might not make the tournament. They lost 7 starters and had a rough spring and the SEC will be stronger this year. With 2 of the final 8 teams last year that is saying something. While it will be difficult to repeat that this year they could have 4 teams advance to the sweet 16.
link??
Zerodenero
GOLD
Truth.
Everybody has a loser story. Look at me, Im a plumber.
I get it, but didnt really set a fire with me.
Maybe thats why Im a plumber.
CaliKlines
Well-Known Member
Not a loser. Damn good plumber and an even better person. Everyone's fire is different.
I didnt mean that Im a loser, lol.
I dont think I am, at least not a complete loser.
I do appreciate the sentiment, though, amigo.
Says more about you, than me.
I was commenting on the commercial.
I just saw a bunch of superstars making the case that defeat lit their fire.
It may have. I know MJ was cut from his HS team, and thats mind boggling to me.
I just didnt think the commercial was that great.