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(11-16-2019 04:10 PM)DaBigBlue Wrote:  Should be a limit of ONE non D1 game per season.

Should be ZERO Non-D1 schools scheduled outside of exhibition games. Ron Bertovich did a fantastic job during our CAA days of scheduling strategy for the conference. NO CAA Schools played non-D1 schools. The question was only how tough to schedule based on program strength and he was excellent at maneuvering programs schedule strength. There were requirements imposed by the conference . I'm just amazed at how poorly CUSA schools schedule and it should not be allowed.
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(01-07-2020 12:46 PM)MonarchsWon Wrote:  
(11-16-2019 04:10 PM)DaBigBlue Wrote:  Should be a limit of ONE non D1 game per season.

Should be ZERO Non-D1 schools scheduled outside of exhibition games. Ron Bertovich did a fantastic job during our CAA days of scheduling strategy for the conference. NO CAA Schools played non-D1 schools. The question was only how tough to schedule based on program strength and he was excellent at maneuvering programs schedule strength. There were requirements imposed by the conference . I'm just amazed at how poorly CUSA schools schedule and it should not be allowed.

It used to be that hardly anybody played down a division in the regular season. When I went to VCU in the mid 90s, they had to get permission from either the NCAA, the conference, or both to add an in-season game against Virginia Union after a scheduled opponent withdrew. I think once schools realized that there was no consequences for playing non-D1 schools since they aren't counted in RPI/NET rankings, and in fact losing to, say, Apprentice School or Regent would be less harmful than beating a MEAC or Big South school with a sub-200 ranking, they started to add those (usually) gimme games.

I'll say this until my fingers go numb: The only way to stop non-D1 games in-season is for the NCAA to either a) apply the NET all the way through D3, or b) give D2/D3/non-NCAA teams a standardized ranking well below even the lowest of the D1s. Until the NCAA finally disincentives play against non-D1s, schools will continue to schedule them, and if they show no interest in closing the loophole, then as much as I hate this, I'd rather see ODU play Virginia State and Virginia Wesleyan than low-achieving D1 schools as their tomato-can games going forward.
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My point is that CUSA should make the decision regardless of NCAA / NET policies. Bertovich/CAA greatly enhanced their conference rankings by playing strategically sound schedules and never played D2/D3 teams. If CUSA wants to enhance its rankings - it needs to schedule accordingly. Should Rice play as tough a schedule as WKY - NO - but they don't need to play D2/D3.
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Our conference leadership, is the most zippo bunch I've ever seen. Driving the conference to new greatness.
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(01-08-2020 09:20 AM)MonarchsWon Wrote:  My point is that CUSA should make the decision regardless of NCAA / NET policies. Bertovich/CAA greatly enhanced their conference rankings by playing strategically sound schedules and never played D2/D3 teams. If CUSA wants to enhance its rankings - it needs to schedule accordingly. Should Rice play as tough a schedule as WKY - NO - but they don't need to play D2/D3.

Or what? What leverage does the conference have to mandate OOC scheduling? Kick them out of the conference? You'll note that no other conference has ever done anything remotely that extreme to a full dues-paying member.

I mean, you can schedule like a SWAC team that plays most if not all of its games on the road against much better competition, and that'll goose those almighty NET numbers, but that's not really in the best interest of the program.

If this is a serious concern beyond the look of playing a non-D1 (and as much as it pains me to admit it, it's a lot less weird looking now with most mids and below playing those games), then the onus of change is going to have to come from the NCAA, because they're the only ones with the power to disincentivize those contests by giving them a NET ranking that makes them a far worse option than even a sub-300 D1 school.

I know Judy is the source from which the river of all our woes flows, but ADs and coaches schedule with the best interests of their programs in mind, both on and off the court. I say this absolutely HATING non-D1 games (and getting yelled at by their defenders on the CUSA board) but at this point it is what it is. Better teams than ODU are playing those games. You want CUSA to be respected more? Win more. That's the magic formula. Get some big-boy victories but more to the point, beat the teams on your level. That's on the coaches and players, not the administration.
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Most of these teams would lose to the SWAC teams. I'd just as soon see them keep playing D2 teams.
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(01-08-2020 01:40 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  Most of these teams would lose to the SWAC teams. I'd just as soon see them keep playing D2 teams.

CUSA isn't THAT bad but again, it's a broken system when a loss to a non-D1 school has no impact on your NET, but a win against a weak D1 team hurts you — even if that team would pound the non-D1 opponent every time. Viewed in that context, why the hell SHOULDN'T Southern Miss or Rice play D3s and NAIAs instead of SWAC and poor Southland opponents?

I'd like to see D1 programs across the board not play non-D1s in the regular season but that's going to have to come through the NCAA, because the conferences aren't going to have the leverage to effect change. And honestly, why the hell would they care? People seem to have accepted the non-D1 games enough that it isn't the shameful thing it used to be to have them on the schedule, and replacing them with lower D1 games won't change anything, nor will playing higher-level opponents that blow you away.
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(01-08-2020 01:35 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  
(01-08-2020 09:20 AM)MonarchsWon Wrote:  My point is that CUSA should make the decision regardless of NCAA / NET policies. Bertovich/CAA greatly enhanced their conference rankings by playing strategically sound schedules and never played D2/D3 teams. If CUSA wants to enhance its rankings - it needs to schedule accordingly. Should Rice play as tough a schedule as WKY - NO - but they don't need to play D2/D3.

Or what? What leverage does the conference have to mandate OOC scheduling? Kick them out of the conference? You'll note that no other conference has ever done anything remotely that extreme to a full dues-paying member.

I mean, you can schedule like a SWAC team that plays most if not all of its games on the road against much better competition, and that'll goose those almighty NET numbers, but that's not really in the best interest of the program.

If this is a serious concern beyond the look of playing a non-D1 (and as much as it pains me to admit it, it's a lot less weird looking now with most mids and below playing those games), then the onus of change is going to have to come from the NCAA, because they're the only ones with the power to disincentivize those contests by giving them a NET ranking that makes them a far worse option than even a sub-300 D1 school.

I know Judy is the source from which the river of all our woes flows, but ADs and coaches schedule with the best interests of their programs in mind, both on and off the court. I say this absolutely HATING non-D1 games (and getting yelled at by their defenders on the CUSA board) but at this point it is what it is. Better teams than ODU are playing those games. You want CUSA to be respected more? Win more. That's the magic formula. Get some big-boy victories but more to the point, beat the teams on your level. That's on the coaches and players, not the administration.

In the CAA - Bertovich - who wasn't the Commissioner - Yeager was - had one job - to help schools/conference with scheduling strategy. If schools didn't comply - their winnings were impacted. Their draw from NCAA distributions, etc. were limited. That's the leverage the conference had and it was the conference members who voted these policies in. Every school held every other school accountable.
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(01-08-2020 02:44 PM)MonarchsWon Wrote:  
(01-08-2020 01:35 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  
(01-08-2020 09:20 AM)MonarchsWon Wrote:  My point is that CUSA should make the decision regardless of NCAA / NET policies. Bertovich/CAA greatly enhanced their conference rankings by playing strategically sound schedules and never played D2/D3 teams. If CUSA wants to enhance its rankings - it needs to schedule accordingly. Should Rice play as tough a schedule as WKY - NO - but they don't need to play D2/D3.

Or what? What leverage does the conference have to mandate OOC scheduling? Kick them out of the conference? You'll note that no other conference has ever done anything remotely that extreme to a full dues-paying member.

I mean, you can schedule like a SWAC team that plays most if not all of its games on the road against much better competition, and that'll goose those almighty NET numbers, but that's not really in the best interest of the program.

If this is a serious concern beyond the look of playing a non-D1 (and as much as it pains me to admit it, it's a lot less weird looking now with most mids and below playing those games), then the onus of change is going to have to come from the NCAA, because they're the only ones with the power to disincentivize those contests by giving them a NET ranking that makes them a far worse option than even a sub-300 D1 school.

I know Judy is the source from which the river of all our woes flows, but ADs and coaches schedule with the best interests of their programs in mind, both on and off the court. I say this absolutely HATING non-D1 games (and getting yelled at by their defenders on the CUSA board) but at this point it is what it is. Better teams than ODU are playing those games. You want CUSA to be respected more? Win more. That's the magic formula. Get some big-boy victories but more to the point, beat the teams on your level. That's on the coaches and players, not the administration.

In the CAA - Bertovich - who wasn't the Commissioner - Yeager was - had one job - to help schools/conference with scheduling strategy. If schools didn't comply - their winnings were impacted. Their draw from NCAA distributions, etc. were limited. That's the leverage the conference had and it was the conference members who voted these policies in. Every school held every other school accountable.

How did that work? Because there's only so much you can do if schools can't or won't come to your gym. I can understand scheduling recommendations and even some form of discipline if it's obvious no effort is being made, but scheduling based on RPI/NET/other metrics is problematic because last year's numbers don't necessarily translate to this year, and at best you're going to have a broad sense of who's going to be good and not good when it comes time to schedule those games — and then one injury, transfer or coach firing turns that on its head.

Hard limits seem hard to enforce. Let's say the standard is, say, six Q1/2 games, and if you have to go on the road for them, so be it. Getting (hopefully?) good schools to come to town is easier said than done, and the idea of having an abbreviated home OOC will make a lot of coaches, ADs and fans unhappy. People here weren't happy with ODU only having five home games, and ODU has a far easier time scheduling quality opponents, home and away, than most if not all the rest of CUSA.

You can schedule ambitiously, but doing so without a good team is putting the cart before the horse.
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Nowhere else to put this and honestly it may not even rise to the level of being mentioned, but on Wednesday, guess who Towson is hosting in men's basketball? None other than REGENT. Yes, that Regent. If anyone got hoodwinked into buying the FloSports package for whatever reason, the game will be on there. Might be Regent's first televised game. Maybe The 700 Club can broadcast them in time.

So how long until Regent shows up on a CUSA schedule? 05-stirthepot
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Regent probably has as much money as Liberty. This has got to be a buy game. How much will they pay for a game at the TED?
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(02-08-2020 10:03 PM)VB Monarch Wrote:  Regent probably has as much money as Liberty. This has got to be a buy game. How much will they pay for a game at the TED?

I forget who, but someone at the Pilot did a deep dive on their athletic program. I think the long-term goal for them is to go D3 and eventually the ODAC, though they may have to start in USA South or as an independent. They're looking at building an athletic complex with NCAA-regulation courts, but nothing about capacity or anything.

Weird thing is they're playing their basketball games at Churchland HS. They don't have their own gym so that part is logical, but why so far away? Could they not work up a deal with Tallwood or Kempsville or Indian River, any of which would be much closes?
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(02-08-2020 11:10 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  
(02-08-2020 10:03 PM)VB Monarch Wrote:  Regent probably has as much money as Liberty. This has got to be a buy game. How much will they pay for a game at the TED?

I forget who, but someone at the Pilot did a deep dive on their athletic program. I think the long-term goal for them is to go D3 and eventually the ODAC, though they may have to start in USA South or as an independent. They're looking at building an athletic complex with NCAA-regulation courts, but nothing about capacity or anything.

Weird thing is they're playing their basketball games at Churchland HS. They don't have their own gym so that part is logical, but why so far away? Could they not work up a deal with Tallwood or Kempsville or Indian River, any of which would be much closes?

Just saying
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(02-09-2020 08:34 AM)VB Monarch Wrote:  
(02-08-2020 11:10 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  
(02-08-2020 10:03 PM)VB Monarch Wrote:  Regent probably has as much money as Liberty. This has got to be a buy game. How much will they pay for a game at the TED?

I forget who, but someone at the Pilot did a deep dive on their athletic program. I think the long-term goal for them is to go D3 and eventually the ODAC, though they may have to start in USA South or as an independent. They're looking at building an athletic complex with NCAA-regulation courts, but nothing about capacity or anything.

Weird thing is they're playing their basketball games at Churchland HS. They don't have their own gym so that part is logical, but why so far away? Could they not work up a deal with Tallwood or Kempsville or Indian River, any of which would be much closes?

Just saying

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Anyone notice Regent trying to taste D1 ball by scheduling games this year with Longwood, VMI, Hampton, Norfolk State, and Liberty. Does anyone know what their end game is D3, D2 ect?
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(12-08-2020 09:37 PM)AimHigher Wrote:  Anyone notice Regent trying to taste D1 ball by scheduling games this year with Longwood, VMI, Hampton, Norfolk State, and Liberty. Does anyone know what their end game is D3, D2 ect?

I don't think they've ever made their intentions particularly clear, other than they aren't interested in football. If I had to venture a guess, D3 in the ODAC is the dream. They're not Liberty.

Regent played a few D1s last year. Hampton, Howard, Morgan State. Lost them all big. Also lost to Towson but only 71-55, which seems about 30 points closer than it should have been.
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Regent has nowhere near the money of Liberty. They're trying to position themselves as the more rigorous, studious smaller Christian alternative. Comparing Regent to LU is kind of like comparing VMI to ODU (only an ODU with a ton of cash). Id wager these buy games are generating needed revenue to build up their facilities so they can make a run at a D3 or NAIA conference. They are currently in the NCCAA. They also play NSU and LU this year. https://regentroyals.com/index.aspx
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I had no idea Regent had a basketball team. I guess you learn something new everyday. LOL


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(12-29-2019 09:18 PM)ODUDJ96 Wrote:  
(11-10-2019 05:47 PM)HeadsetGuy Wrote:  UPDATED 29 Dec
schedule stolen from the conference board

@Middle Tennessee 119, Maryville 61 • Nov. 5
@Florida Atlantic 92, Flagler 81 • Nov. 5
@Southern Miss 90, Delta State 71 • Nov. 5
@North Texas 79, Oklahoma Christian 40 • Nov. 5
@UTEP 93, New Mexico Highlands 70 • Nov. 5
@Florida International 101, Ave Maria 59 • Nov. 8
Wayland Baptist 40 @Rice 65• Nov. 10
Wiley College 52 @Louisiana Tech 98• Nov. 12
Mars Hill 82@Middle Tennessee 96• Nov. 13
Eastern New Mexico 57 @UTEP 71• Nov. 15
Palm Beach Atlantic 79@Florida Atlantic 84• Nov. 16
Campbellsville 66@Western Kentucky 109• Nov. 18
Wiley College 68@UTSA 90• Nov. 22
William Carey 64 @Southern Miss 83• Nov. 24
Keiser Univ. 82 @FIU 96• Nov. 26
East Central Oklahoma 71@UTEP 91• Nov. 27
Columbia International 38@Middle Tennessee 86• Dec. 3
Bluefield State 50 @Marshall 86• Dec. 11
Montevallo 63@UAB 75• Dec. 14
UT-Permian Basin 55@UTSA 98• Dec. 15
Kentucky Wesleyan @Western Kentucky • Dec. 17
St. Thomas (TX) 70@Rice 103• Dec. 19
Florida Memorial 74@FIU 99• Dec. 19
Tampa 35@Florida Atlantic 84• Dec. 19
Tougaloo 77@Southern Miss 96• Dec. 21
Southern-New Orleans 47@Southern Miss 87• Dec. 21
Thomas Univ. (GA) 49@UAB 82• Dec. 28
Our Lady of the Lake (TX) 64@UTSA 99• Dec. 28
Texas Wesleyan 64@North Texas 102• Dec. 28

Only Charlotte and ODU have 0 games scheduled versus non-D1
USM 4, MTSU-FIU, UTEP, UTSA all with 3
28 games vs non-D1, when those same games could be played versus low-majors helping the conference, no surprise the D1s are 6-0 so far

Solid job by only the 49ers and the Monarchs

WTH - this bs needs to end after this year. Or, perhaps, we should schedule CNU as a regular season game. No, wait, we have pride - so we’ll keep them as an exhibition game.
When did va wesleyan go d1?
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(12-09-2020 01:40 PM)jaybird44 Wrote:  
(12-29-2019 09:18 PM)ODUDJ96 Wrote:  
(11-10-2019 05:47 PM)HeadsetGuy Wrote:  UPDATED 29 Dec
schedule stolen from the conference board

@Middle Tennessee 119, Maryville 61 • Nov. 5
@Florida Atlantic 92, Flagler 81 • Nov. 5
@Southern Miss 90, Delta State 71 • Nov. 5
@North Texas 79, Oklahoma Christian 40 • Nov. 5
@UTEP 93, New Mexico Highlands 70 • Nov. 5
@Florida International 101, Ave Maria 59 • Nov. 8
Wayland Baptist 40 @Rice 65• Nov. 10
Wiley College 52 @Louisiana Tech 98• Nov. 12
Mars Hill 82@Middle Tennessee 96• Nov. 13
Eastern New Mexico 57 @UTEP 71• Nov. 15
Palm Beach Atlantic 79@Florida Atlantic 84• Nov. 16
Campbellsville 66@Western Kentucky 109• Nov. 18
Wiley College 68@UTSA 90• Nov. 22
William Carey 64 @Southern Miss 83• Nov. 24
Keiser Univ. 82 @FIU 96• Nov. 26
East Central Oklahoma 71@UTEP 91• Nov. 27
Columbia International 38@Middle Tennessee 86• Dec. 3
Bluefield State 50 @Marshall 86• Dec. 11
Montevallo 63@UAB 75• Dec. 14
UT-Permian Basin 55@UTSA 98• Dec. 15
Kentucky Wesleyan @Western Kentucky • Dec. 17
St. Thomas (TX) 70@Rice 103• Dec. 19
Florida Memorial 74@FIU 99• Dec. 19
Tampa 35@Florida Atlantic 84• Dec. 19
Tougaloo 77@Southern Miss 96• Dec. 21
Southern-New Orleans 47@Southern Miss 87• Dec. 21
Thomas Univ. (GA) 49@UAB 82• Dec. 28
Our Lady of the Lake (TX) 64@UTSA 99• Dec. 28
Texas Wesleyan 64@North Texas 102• Dec. 28

Only Charlotte and ODU have 0 games scheduled versus non-D1
USM 4, MTSU-FIU, UTEP, UTSA all with 3
28 games vs non-D1, when those same games could be played versus low-majors helping the conference, no surprise the D1s are 6-0 so far

Solid job by only the 49ers and the Monarchs

WTH - this bs needs to end after this year. Or, perhaps, we should schedule CNU as a regular season game. No, wait, we have pride - so we’ll keep them as an exhibition game.
When did va wesleyan go d1?

You’re replying to a thread from 2019.
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