1. Appalachian State 71.5
2. South Alabama 66.5
Arkansas State 66.5
4. Texas State 63.5
5. Little Rock 55
6. Texas-Arlington 54
7. Georgia State 47.5
8. Troy 46.5
9. Georgia Southern 43
10. Louisiana 40.5
11. ULM 24.5

Texas State takes the women's golf title and the 9 points that go with it. Tennis begins Thursday and wraps up Sunday. The men's golf starts Sunday and finishes Wednesday. Georgia State is the #1 seed in both tennis brackets and has a chance to pick up 17 points if they defend those seeds.

1. South Alabama 81.5
2. Appalachian State 77.5
3. Texas-Arlington 69
4. Texas State 67.5
Arkansas State 67.5
6. Georgia State 62.5
7. Troy 56.5
8. Little Rock 55
9. Georgia Southern 50
10. Louisiana 47.5
11. ULM 27.5

South Alabama takes the lead with 2 runnerup finishes in tennis. Men's Golf is underway and Georgia State takes the early advantage as the only team to score under par. Golf wraps up on Thursday. Appalachian State has been eliminated from the softball tournament so they will get 1 point for finishing 9th. Other softball scores may be determined by next weekend.

Giving a quick look at the golf standings, looks like USA will have a ten point lead. App stays second, but stAte and UTA will be within four points. Georgia State 2.5 or 3.5 behind UTA and with one aharad or ties with Texas State.

After this, we have the track meets, baseball and softball left, correct?

1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Arkansas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Texas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

FoUTASportscaster, softball comes next, points will be completely determined next weekend, although Appalachian State is already set at 1 point for finishing last. Track and field will be determined on May 15 and baseball totals will add up on May 21.

(04-27-2016 10:12 PM)lcitsh Wrote:  1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Texas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Arkansas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

FoUTASportscaster, softball comes next, points will be completely determined next weekend, although Appalachian State is already set at 1 point for finishing last. Track and field will be determined on May 15 and baseball totals will add up on May 21.

Check your points for AState in Men's golf. There are 11 teams, AState finished 3rd. You only gave us 5 points though when we should get 9. I think you accidentally gave our points to Texas State and gave us their points

This is what I have

1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Arkansas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Texas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

(04-28-2016 02:06 AM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(04-27-2016 10:12 PM)lcitsh Wrote:  1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Texas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Arkansas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

FoUTASportscaster, softball comes next, points will be completely determined next weekend, although Appalachian State is already set at 1 point for finishing last. Track and field will be determined on May 15 and baseball totals will add up on May 21.

Check your points for AState in Men's golf. There are 11 teams, AState finished 3rd. You only gave us 5 points though when we should get 9. I think you accidentally gave our points to Texas State and gave us their points

This is what I have

1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Arkansas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Texas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

Need to add softball, start winning baseball, and stop sucking at MBB and we got this.

(04-28-2016 02:06 AM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(04-27-2016 10:12 PM)lcitsh Wrote:  1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Texas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Arkansas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

FoUTASportscaster, softball comes next, points will be completely determined next weekend, although Appalachian State is already set at 1 point for finishing last. Track and field will be determined on May 15 and baseball totals will add up on May 21.

Check your points for AState in Men's golf. There are 11 teams, AState finished 3rd. You only gave us 5 points though when we should get 9. I think you accidentally gave our points to Texas State and gave us their points

This is what I have

1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Arkansas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Texas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

That's my informal tally as well.

(04-28-2016 02:40 AM)WolfBird Wrote:  

(04-28-2016 02:06 AM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(04-27-2016 10:12 PM)lcitsh Wrote:  1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Texas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Arkansas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

FoUTASportscaster, softball comes next, points will be completely determined next weekend, although Appalachian State is already set at 1 point for finishing last. Track and field will be determined on May 15 and baseball totals will add up on May 21.

Check your points for AState in Men's golf. There are 11 teams, AState finished 3rd. You only gave us 5 points though when we should get 9. I think you accidentally gave our points to Texas State and gave us their points

This is what I have

1. South Alabama 89.5
2. Appalachian State 79.5
3. Arkansas State 76.5
4. Texas-Arlington 76
5. Texas State 72.5
Georgia State 72.5
7. Troy 67.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Georgia Southern 51
10. Louisiana 50.5
11. ULM 31.5

Need to add softball, start winning baseball, and stop sucking at MBB and we got this.

We get points in 14 of 18 conference sports. The sports we do best in have the least amount of conference competitors, save men's soccer. We have some ground to make up there. On a points per sport basis, we are usually number 1.

1. South Alabama 97.5
2. Appalachian State 80.5
3. Texas State 79.5
4. Texas-Arlington 79
5. Georgia State 78
6. Arkansas State 76.5
7. Troy 71.5
8. Little Rock 61
9. Louisiana 59.5
10. Georgia Southern 56.5
11. ULM 33.5

With 3 sports left in the Bubas Cup race, South Alabama has clinched no worse than a tie with Texas State for the championship, and that's ONLY if South Alabama loses all 6 of their remaining baseball conference games, Texas State wins all 6 of theirs, AND Texas State finishes first (untied) in both outdoor track and field championships and South Alabama finishes last in both. In other words, congratulations on back to back Bubas Cup championships, Jaguars.

1. South Alabama 116.5
2. Arkansas State 95.5
Texas State 95.5
4. Appalachian State 92.5
5. Texas-Arlington 92
6. Georgia State 84
7. Troy 77.5
8. Louisiana 66.5
9. Little Rock 66
10. Georgia Southern 57.5
11. ULM 40.5

South Alabama has now made it official. Congrats on consecutive Bubas Cups.

So, barring an absolute miracle, Texas State will finish sole 2nd (They'll finish higher than us in baseball unless something crazy happens this weekend.

We still do however have a pretty good shot at finishing higher than UTA, and take 3rd place in Bubbas, which I believe would be our highest result ever. Side note: Man Georgia Southern has had a tough year athletically.

Amazing that we will finish that high while not sponsoring a handful of sports. Maybe when softball comes on in a few years and men's basketball rights the ship we can get to the top.


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(05-16-2016 03:59 AM)WolfBird Wrote:  Amazing that we will finish that high while not sponsoring a handful of sports. Maybe when softball comes on in a few years and men's basketball rights the ship we can get to the top.


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It has been an amazing year. I would not trade places with anyone.

The only men's sport that helped us was men's track. Otherwise, the ladies have carried us this year.

So we finish 2nd for the 2nd year in a row. I can't remember how we did in 2013/14. No one was really keeping it updated on the forum.

(05-16-2016 10:14 AM)CatMom Wrote:  The only men's sport that helped us was men's track. Otherwise, the ladies have carried us this year.

So we finish 2nd for the 2nd year in a row. I can't remember how we did in 2013/14. No one was really keeping it updated on the forum.

Not officially 2nd yet. You need to beat UTA once next weekend to lock that up.

(05-16-2016 10:14 AM)CatMom Wrote:  The only men's sport that helped us was men's track. Otherwise, the ladies have carried us this year.

So we finish 2nd for the 2nd year in a row. I can't remember how we did in 2013/14. No one was really keeping it updated on the forum.

I have no idea how far back the SB office has records. USA is the only school that has been around since day one. But over the summer I am hoping to make contact with a few folks and see what can be found. I did find online a few years back. MTSU published the Bubas points in their end of year athletics review and I found a few of these on line. What I have is back to 2008-2009.

TxSt was 3 of 10 in 13-14.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8Q2wZ...FFMLTc1MGM

(05-16-2016 03:59 AM)WolfBird Wrote:  Amazing that we will finish that high while not sponsoring a handful of sports. Maybe when softball comes on in a few years and men's basketball rights the ship we can get to the top.


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You guys aren't in a bad spot. Only App sponsors every sport. USA is at 17/18, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, Texas State and Troy sponsor 16/18.
Arkansas State, Georgia Southern and Georgia State don't sponsor three sports. UTA is at four. Little Rock sponsors only 13 of 18.

The ones the Red Wolves miss out on are men's soccer, of which only three regular conference members compete and awards a maximum of six points, men's tennis, of which only seven compete and softball, of which nine compete. Arkansas State misses out on a maximum of 22 points.

Compare that to UTA which doesn't field men's soccer (3 members/6 points), football (9/11), women's soccer (10) and women's golf (9). UTA leaves a maximum of 36 points on the table. Despite that handicap, the Mavs still finished two points out of first last year.

Then there's Little Rock, likely to never have a chance to win. The don't have anything in men's soccer (3/6), football (9/11), men's tennis (7), women's tennis (10) and softball (9). They leave a max of 43 points on the table.

Coastal will help UTA next year, assuming they beat them of course. Coastal sponsors 17 SBC sports. Oddly, despite having an outdoor men's team and a cross country men's team, they don't seem to have an indoor men's team.

(05-16-2016 05:27 PM)FoUTASportscaster Wrote:  

(05-16-2016 03:59 AM)WolfBird Wrote:  Amazing that we will finish that high while not sponsoring a handful of sports. Maybe when softball comes on in a few years and men's basketball rights the ship we can get to the top.


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You guys aren't in a bad spot. Only App sponsors every sport. USA is at 17/18, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, Texas State and Troy sponsor 16/18.
Arkansas State, Georgia Southern and Georgia State don't sponsor three sports. UTA is at four. Little Rock sponsors only 13 of 18.

The ones the Red Wolves miss out on are men's soccer, of which only three regular conference members compete and awards a maximum of six points, men's tennis, of which only seven compete and softball, of which nine compete. Arkansas State misses out on a maximum of 22 points.

Compare that to UTA which doesn't field men's soccer (3 members/6 points), football (9/11), women's soccer (10) and women's golf (9). UTA leaves a maximum of 36 points on the table. Despite that handicap, the Mavs still finished two points out of first last year.

Then there's Little Rock, likely to never have a chance to win. The don't have anything in men's soccer (3/6), football (9/11), men's tennis (7), women's tennis (10) and softball (9). They leave a max of 43 points on the table.

Coastal will help UTA next year, assuming they beat them of course. Coastal sponsors 17 SBC sports. Oddly, despite having an outdoor men's team and a cross country men's team, they don't seem to have an indoor men's team.

I think womens golf at uta starts next year

(05-16-2016 05:27 PM)FoUTASportscaster Wrote:  

(05-16-2016 03:59 AM)WolfBird Wrote:  Amazing that we will finish that high while not sponsoring a handful of sports. Maybe when softball comes on in a few years and men's basketball rights the ship we can get to the top.


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You guys aren't in a bad spot. Only App sponsors every sport. USA is at 17/18, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, Texas State and Troy sponsor 16/18.
Arkansas State, Georgia Southern and Georgia State don't sponsor three sports. UTA is at four. Little Rock sponsors only 13 of 18.

The ones the Red Wolves miss out on are men's soccer, of which only three regular conference members compete and awards a maximum of six points, men's tennis, of which only seven compete and softball, of which nine compete. Arkansas State misses out on a maximum of 22 points.

Compare that to UTA which doesn't field men's soccer (3 members/6 points), football (9/11), women's soccer (10) and women's golf (9). UTA leaves a maximum of 36 points on the table. Despite that handicap, the Mavs still finished two points out of first last year.

Then there's Little Rock, likely to never have a chance to win. The don't have anything in men's soccer (3/6), football (9/11), men's tennis (7), women's tennis (10) and softball (9). They leave a max of 43 points on the table.

Coastal will help UTA next year, assuming they beat them of course. Coastal sponsors 17 SBC sports. Oddly, despite having an outdoor men's team and a cross country men's team, they don't seem to have an indoor men's team.

We will likely add softball soon. I want to win them all but they are not all equal in my mind. I would take a first place in football and MBB in exchange for not winning any other sport.

(05-17-2016 02:01 PM)Crump1 Wrote:  

(05-16-2016 05:27 PM)FoUTASportscaster Wrote:  

(05-16-2016 03:59 AM)WolfBird Wrote:  Amazing that we will finish that high while not sponsoring a handful of sports. Maybe when softball comes on in a few years and men's basketball rights the ship we can get to the top.


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You guys aren't in a bad spot. Only App sponsors every sport. USA is at 17/18, Louisiana-Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, Texas State and Troy sponsor 16/18.
Arkansas State, Georgia Southern and Georgia State don't sponsor three sports. UTA is at four. Little Rock sponsors only 13 of 18.

The ones the Red Wolves miss out on are men's soccer, of which only three regular conference members compete and awards a maximum of six points, men's tennis, of which only seven compete and softball, of which nine compete. Arkansas State misses out on a maximum of 22 points.

Compare that to UTA which doesn't field men's soccer (3 members/6 points), football (9/11), women's soccer (10) and women's golf (9). UTA leaves a maximum of 36 points on the table. Despite that handicap, the Mavs still finished two points out of first last year.

Then there's Little Rock, likely to never have a chance to win. The don't have anything in men's soccer (3/6), football (9/11), men's tennis (7), women's tennis (10) and softball (9). They leave a max of 43 points on the table.

Coastal will help UTA next year, assuming they beat them of course. Coastal sponsors 17 SBC sports. Oddly, despite having an outdoor men's team and a cross country men's team, they don't seem to have an indoor men's team.

We will likely add softball soon. I want to win them all but they are not all equal in my mind. I would take a first place in football and MBB in exchange for not winning any other sport.

So would we all but some of us aren't there so, for now, I'll take our ladies doing well and keeping our overall program respectable.