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RE: Speculating What Scheduling in a New WAC Would Look Like
(06-09-2021 06:48 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Hurd was on during one of the WACT baseball games and said the baseball tournament will be 8 teams but wasn't sure of where. He did compliment PHX, specifically about the proximity to MLB scouts and not having to worry about weather impacts. Not sure what other locations are in consideration for baseball.

Phoenix is perfect for the baseball tournament - usually great weather, central location, easy to get to flight wise, fields easy to get to from the airport, multiple options, professional quality fields and media, and all the scouts.
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(06-10-2021 11:55 AM)dbackjon Wrote:  
(06-09-2021 06:48 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Hurd was on during one of the WACT baseball games and said the baseball tournament will be 8 teams but wasn't sure of where. He did compliment PHX, specifically about the proximity to MLB scouts and not having to worry about weather impacts. Not sure what other locations are in consideration for baseball.

Phoenix is perfect for the baseball tournament - usually great weather, central location, easy to get to flight wise, fields easy to get to from the airport, multiple options, professional quality fields and media, and all the scouts.

Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.
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(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)
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(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?
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(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

We can throw out moving the hoops tournaments. Pulling them from Vegas would be dumber than pulling baseball from PHX. Vegas has become the Mecca for conference tournaments.

The question is what is better for the WAC as a whole. Is marketing the baseball tournament in PHX in front of MLB scouts and logistical ease/business relationships built over the years more important than moving the tournament to San Antonio (just picked a random TX city, I have no idea what can compete with PHX amenities for baseball) to appease the SLC defectors? Will there be added costs for hosting it elsewhere, or does that not matter and it's a politically driven move just because?
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(06-10-2021 11:18 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?

And at what cost to the WAC?
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(06-10-2021 11:18 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?

Lol..welcome to the Great State of Texas...

https://stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/dr-p...lpark-s209

https://stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/the-...amond-s310
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(06-10-2021 11:18 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?

RE basketball: Why would the Texas schools even think about moving the tournament? Viva Las Vegas

Baseball: I’m more neutral on this one. Texas has some excellent facilities as nice or nicer the HoHoKam and I’m not as convinced as some about the concentration of scouts in Arizona argument.
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(06-11-2021 05:31 AM)OscarWildeCat Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 11:18 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?

RE basketball: Why would the Texas schools even think about moving the tournament? Viva Las Vegas

Baseball: I’m more neutral on this one. Texas has some excellent facilities as nice or nicer the HoHoKam and I’m not as convinced as some about the concentration of scouts in Arizona argument.

I'm going off of what Hurd said. Makes sense that a lot of scouts live in PHX area as spring ball is hosted there. They probably catch some WACT games before heading out to the other conference tournaments to scout those.
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Agree with all the others. No one is moving basketball and the Texas schools (and certainly their fans) have not clamored about it one way or another.

(06-11-2021 05:31 AM)OscarWildeCat Wrote:  Baseball: I’m more neutral on this one. Texas has some excellent facilities as nice or nicer the HoHoKam and I’m not as convinced as some about the concentration of scouts in Arizona argument.

Agree.

Great facilities in Texas and I do not think the scout argument is that big a deal to keep the game(s) in Arizona on an annual basis. If the baseball coaches say it is, fine - but I think by the WAC tournament, most of the position players and pitchers have already been seen ample times. Also the conference tournament is not a good representation (especially with the shenanigans that happens with pitchers during league tournaments!)
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(06-10-2021 11:32 PM)Itinerant Texan Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 11:18 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?

Lol..welcome to the Great State of Texas...

https://stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/dr-p...lpark-s209

https://stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/the-...amond-s310

Those are great options but how could they accommodate the WAC BSB tournament? MiLB and their member teams aren't going to block out time on their fields during their seasons. Spring training facilities have so much more availability to work with the WAC and especially now with 4 extra schools plus another one in SUU the following year. The AZ is fairly centralized and is in the PHX metro area. 7 options in the same metro is good enough for the WAC, not to mention 7 of the WAC's current/future members are west of TX.

https://www.ballparksofbaseball.com/spri...ballparks/
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(06-11-2021 05:43 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 11:32 PM)Itinerant Texan Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 11:18 PM)Lopes87 Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 05:36 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-10-2021 01:26 PM)SDHornet Wrote:  Yeah I think it would be a dumb move to take the baseball tournament out of the PHX area unless there is another "regional" location that can boast similar amenities.

Even with all that’s been said - you got an issue

Would the Southwest Division be thrilled with BSB and hoops tournaments both living in the other division? Not sure that would be the case.

Basketball seems locked into Vegas for now but can’t imagine baseball staying put as that would mean arguably the top three sports (MBB, BSB and WBB) with championship events wouldn’t sniff Texas. There’s a decent sized drop off from there (no offense to any other sports)

Can any TX city beat what Vegas or an MLB spring training stadium in PHX area can offer?

Lol..welcome to the Great State of Texas...

https://stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/dr-p...lpark-s209

https://stadiumjourney.com/stadiums/the-...amond-s310

Those are great options but how could they accommodate the WAC BSB tournament? MiLB and their member teams aren't going to block out time on their fields during their seasons. Spring training facilities have so much more availability to work with the WAC and especially now with 4 extra schools plus another one in SUU the following year. The AZ is fairly centralized and is in the PHX metro area. 7 options in the same metro is good enough for the WAC, not to mention 7 of the WAC's current/future members are west of TX.

https://www.ballparksofbaseball.com/spri...ballparks/

Pick a park with lots of shade to shelter viewers from daytime temps in early June and I’m good. I’m also not wild about potential traffic problems of getting from the airport to, say, Peoria or Surprise. Salt River seems to be a great choice.
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(05-06-2021 10:26 AM)OhioBoilermaker Wrote:  Divisions are a terrible idea. It’s like pre-partitioning the WAC into two more natural conferences.

I'm trying to figure out when the divisions will actually have scheduled games against each other. So, there will be at least 1 game in mens and women's basketball against the other division. Is there anything else?

I think maybe women's soccer? Am I missing any other?
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(06-21-2021 05:52 AM)Todor Wrote:  I'm trying to figure out when the divisions will actually have scheduled games against each other. So, there will be at least 1 game in mens and women's basketball against the other division. Is there anything else?

I think maybe women's soccer? Am I missing any other?

From the WAC and in this thread…

The Board approved scheduling formats for the 2021-22 seasons which will feature division-only play for baseball, women's soccer, softball and women's tennis. Men's and women's basketball will not be divided into divisions and all teams will play an 18-game league schedule. Volleyball will play double-round robin within division with a week of crossover play halfway through the league schedule. Men's soccer and men's tennis will not be divided into divisions due to the number of full members sponsoring the sports.
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(06-21-2021 05:52 AM)Todor Wrote:  I'm trying to figure out when the divisions will actually have scheduled games against each other. So, there will be at least 1 game in mens and women's basketball against the other division. Is there anything else?

I think maybe women's soccer? Am I missing any other?

From the WAC and in this thread…

The Board approved scheduling formats for the 2021-22 seasons which will feature division-only play for baseball, women's soccer, softball and women's tennis. Men's and women's basketball will not be divided into divisions and all teams will play an 18-game league schedule. Volleyball will play double-round robin within division with a week of crossover play halfway through the league schedule. Men's soccer and men's tennis will not be divided into divisions due to the number of full members sponsoring the sports.

So for basketball, each school will play home-and-home against six conference opponents and single games (split three at home and three on the road) against the other six conference opponents.

It will be interesting to see which six opponents Chicago State will play twice and which six Seattle will play twice.
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(06-21-2021 07:50 AM)HawaiiMongoose Wrote:  
(06-21-2021 06:47 AM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-21-2021 05:52 AM)Todor Wrote:  I'm trying to figure out when the divisions will actually have scheduled games against each other. So, there will be at least 1 game in mens and women's basketball against the other division. Is there anything else?

I think maybe women's soccer? Am I missing any other?

From the WAC and in this thread…

The Board approved scheduling formats for the 2021-22 seasons which will feature division-only play for baseball, women's soccer, softball and women's tennis. Men's and women's basketball will not be divided into divisions and all teams will play an 18-game league schedule. Volleyball will play double-round robin within division with a week of crossover play halfway through the league schedule. Men's soccer and men's tennis will not be divided into divisions due to the number of full members sponsoring the sports.

So for basketball, each school will play home-and-home against six conference opponents and single games (split three at home and three on the road) against the other six conference opponents.

It will be interesting to see which six opponents Chicago State will play twice and which six Seattle will play twice.

At one time there was a "proposed" basketball schedule on here. Looks like some schools schedule might have 1 basketball game against a school from the other side, and maybe one volleyball game scheduled, and that's it. This just keeps getting more out there all the time.
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(06-21-2021 07:50 AM)HawaiiMongoose Wrote:  So for basketball, each school will play home-and-home against six conference opponents and single games (split three at home and three on the road) against the other six conference opponents.

It will be interesting to see which six opponents Chicago State will play twice and which six Seattle will play twice.

As Todor shared, there's a tentative WAC basketball schedule out there which has been pretty much confirmed at this point and posted on these forums multiple times.



Also check out future WAC Basketball schedules thread
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(06-21-2021 08:04 AM)Todor Wrote:  At one time there was a "proposed" basketball schedule on here. Looks like some schools schedule might have 1 basketball game against a school from the other side, and maybe one volleyball game scheduled, and that's it. This just keeps getting more out there all the time.

Volleyball will feature a "crossover" week.

It's not clear if that's a single site or two site crossover weekend featuring multiple events or a single road swing or what.

I think it would make sense financially to do a single site or two-site crossover weekend where say NMSU would host X amount of West & East schools for a weekend and you'd get 3 or 4 VB matches against other division at said site. I believe the SWAC does something similar in volleyball and some D2 leagues do something similar with in-region conferences to get a few matches in against foes.
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(06-21-2021 07:50 AM)HawaiiMongoose Wrote:  
(06-21-2021 06:47 AM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-21-2021 05:52 AM)Todor Wrote:  I'm trying to figure out when the divisions will actually have scheduled games against each other. So, there will be at least 1 game in mens and women's basketball against the other division. Is there anything else?

I think maybe women's soccer? Am I missing any other?

From the WAC and in this thread…

The Board approved scheduling formats for the 2021-22 seasons which will feature division-only play for baseball, women's soccer, softball and women's tennis. Men's and women's basketball will not be divided into divisions and all teams will play an 18-game league schedule. Volleyball will play double-round robin within division with a week of crossover play halfway through the league schedule. Men's soccer and men's tennis will not be divided into divisions due to the number of full members sponsoring the sports.

So for basketball, each school will play home-and-home against six conference opponents and single games (split three at home and three on the road) against the other six conference opponents.

It will be interesting to see which six opponents Chicago State will play twice and which six Seattle will play twice.

It's a bit unexpected: Seattle is with the "Eastern" division (SU, ACU, LU, TAR, SFA, RGV) and Chicago is with the "Western" division (CSU, NMSU, DSU, CBU, GCU, UVU).
One would assume Seattle is a permanent assignment and CSU will be swapped out for SUU in 22-23.

I propose we name the two divisions "Wet" (>20 in/yr rain) and "Dry" (<20 in/yr rain).
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(06-21-2021 11:13 AM)edinburger Wrote:  It's a bit unexpected: Seattle is with the "Eastern" division (SU, ACU, LU, TAR, SFA, RGV) and Chicago is with the "Western" division (CSU, NMSU, DSU, CBU, GCU, UVU). One would assume Seattle is a permanent assignment and CSU will be swapped out for SUU in 22-23. I propose we name the two divisions "Wet" (>20 in/yr rain) and "Dry" (<20 in/yr rain).

Where are you seeing Seattle with the eastern division aka 'Southwest Division'?

RGV is the only squad that plays home-and-away with Seattle. Sam Houston has GCU, SFA has NMSU, Abilene has Dixie.
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