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RE: D2 Schools As Candidates To Become D1
(05-25-2016 12:34 AM)GiveEmTheAxe Wrote:  
(05-24-2016 10:24 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  I am surprise that the D2 California schools have not been invited yet. They have a large student body of undergraduates. Plus, by creating new D1 conferences could help add more schools in the right place.

Central Arkansas main old rival is Arkansas Tech. Now, basketball is now considered exhibition and nothing else.

I don't think it's all that surprising. Other than UCSD, the California schools in D2 are either Cal State campuses (largely seen as commuter schools) or small private sectarian schools.

There's LOTS of commuter schools in D-1.

Most of the D2 Cal State schools are commuter schools, but they're still 4-year schools with graduate programs. If CSU-Chico, CSU-LA, or Humboldt State is too "commuter" for D-1, then more than half of the Atlantic Sun, America East, Horizon, WAC, and even C-USA schools should drop to D-2.
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