Pulled up Wikipedia today and noticed that there is a new section in the Big Sky article speculating that Cal Poly would join as a full member and they’d institute divisional play and a CCG. Whoever wrote it seems to forget that UC Davis plays fb in the Big Sky as they aren’t mentioned.
Seems like total rubbish to me.
(08-14-2020 11:23 AM)Fighting Muskie Wrote: [ -> ]Pulled up Wikipedia today and noticed that there is a new section speculating that Cal Poly would join as a full member and they’d institute divisional play and a CCG. Whoever wrote it seems to forget that UC Davis plays fb in the Big Sky as they aren’t mentioned.
Seems like total rubbish to me.
Why would Cal Poly leave the stable, geographically compact Big West for the Big Sky? If anything, I would think Sacremento State would would trying to leave the far flung Big Sky for the Big West.
(08-14-2020 11:31 AM)Michael in Raleigh Wrote: [ -> ] (08-14-2020 11:23 AM)Fighting Muskie Wrote: [ -> ]Pulled up Wikipedia today and noticed that there is a new section speculating that Cal Poly would join as a full member and they’d institute divisional play and a CCG. Whoever wrote it seems to forget that UC Davis plays fb in the Big Sky as they aren’t mentioned.
Seems like total rubbish to me.
Why would Cal Poly leave the stable, geographically compact Big West for the Big Sky? If anything, I would think Sacremento State would would trying to leave the far flung Big Sky for the Big West.
Because NoDak is a lunatic
(08-14-2020 11:23 AM)Fighting Muskie Wrote: [ -> ]Pulled up Wikipedia today and noticed that there is a new section in the Big Sky article speculating that Cal Poly would join as a full member and they’d institute divisional play and a CCG. Whoever wrote it seems to forget that UC Davis plays fb in the Big Sky as they aren’t mentioned.
Seems like total rubbish to me.
How does one pull up wikipedia and notice a new section?
Can't be NoDak -- he can't even work a smart phone, so properly formatting a Wiki table is beyond his technological capacity.
Addition by subtraction. Cal Poly has been nothing but a drag. Good riddance.
(08-15-2020 01:49 AM)Stugray2 Wrote: [ -> ]What did it say? Curious
The quality control folks have deleted it but it essentially has an imbedded chart with two 6-team divisions and said that if Cal Poly joined for all sports this would be the model and that everyone would play 5 division opponents annually and 3 cross division opponents on a rotating basis.