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D-1AA subclassification to be dissolved/renamed...
From the NCAA Board of Director's Agenda...

"13. Update on Division I-AA enhancements. [No action anticipated.]

a. Recommendations to delete use of Divisions I-A, I-AA and I-AAA labels.

Consistent with the numerous Board discussions of Division I-A criteria and Division I-AA enhancements over the past two years, the Board will be asked to take formal action to delete subdivision labels in Division I that pertain only to football (i.e., Divisions I-A, I-AA and I-AAA). The PAG will be asked for feedback.

Division I football members will continue to be distinguished for the purpose of maintaining statistics ? For example, Division I ? Bowl Championship Group and Division I ? Playoff Championship Group. This action will have no impact on the Division I governance or voting structure.
04-22-2006 09:15 PM
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