(08-17-2014 10:55 AM)otown Wrote:  

(08-15-2014 03:49 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  Just an FYI on the chance of an autonomy override vote---it takes 75 requests for an override vote to occur. For the actual vote to nullify autonomy, autonomy wuld need the support of 2/3's of D1 (around 125 schools). In other words, it would only take about 125 schools who dont want autonomy to stop it. After one week, only one school has requested an override vote. The schools get 90 days to request the vote.

Dan Wolken ‏@DanWolken · 43m
RT @John_Infante: After the first full week, still only one (1) override request on NCAA Proposal 2014-2, the new governance structure.

who was the override request from?

They probably won't publish that ever. They typically don't. Even in 2011 when the FCoA scholarship was rebuffed, only a partial list of override requests was ever published. But that was a bit weird because they only got enough requests to put it to a vote, but then never actually put it to a vote. It died in committee.

That said, the Ivy League and CAA voted against it in the BoD. It wouldn't surprise me if a few FCS schools put in override requests.