After Matt Brown made that quiz yesterday, I got inspired.

https://www.sporcle.com/playlists/Inkblo...t-by-state

This is a series of 41 quizzes. You're given the name of each men's basketball team in the state, one at a time in a random order, and a list of conferences to choose from.

Pennsylvania, New York, and California are split into two quizzes (with the southern California quiz also covering Hawaii). I combined AK+WA+BC, ID+MT+WY, NV+UT+AZ, CO+NM, ND+SD, MD+DE+DC, CT+RI, and VT+NH+ME due to low numbers of teams in some of those states. The remaining 27 states each have a standalone quiz.

(01-21-2022 07:18 PM)Inkblot Wrote:  After Matt Brown made that quiz yesterday, I got inspired.

https://www.sporcle.com/playlists/Inkblo...t-by-state

This is a series of 41 quizzes. You're given the name of each men's basketball team in the state, one at a time in a random order, and a list of conferences to choose from.

Pennsylvania, New York, and California are split into two quizzes (with the southern California quiz also covering Hawaii). I combined AK+WA+BC, ID+MT+WY, NV+UT+AZ, CO+NM, ND+SD, MD+DE+DC, CT+RI, and VT+NH+ME due to low numbers of teams in some of those states. The remaining 27 states each have a standalone quiz.

I think Barnett College was on DavidSt's lists.

27 of 28. Ink and I shouldn't be allowed to play. I used to do and passed on to him the D-I and D-II wiki maps.

Not as good in So Cal. 43 of 48. I guess I don't know who all is in the CPC vs GSAC anymore.

(01-21-2022 07:51 PM)jimrtex Wrote:  

(01-21-2022 07:18 PM)Inkblot Wrote:  After Matt Brown made that quiz yesterday, I got inspired.

https://www.sporcle.com/playlists/Inkblo...t-by-state

This is a series of 41 quizzes. You're given the name of each men's basketball team in the state, one at a time in a random order, and a list of conferences to choose from.

Pennsylvania, New York, and California are split into two quizzes (with the southern California quiz also covering Hawaii). I combined AK+WA+BC, ID+MT+WY, NV+UT+AZ, CO+NM, ND+SD, MD+DE+DC, CT+RI, and VT+NH+ME due to low numbers of teams in some of those states. The remaining 27 states each have a standalone quiz.

I think Barnett College was on DavidSt's lists.

Did the Upstate NY quiz. Got killed by the SUNY Tech chools and small schools like Wells.

David St would ace this curriculum.

(01-21-2022 10:03 PM)Fresno St. Alum Wrote:  27 of 28. Ink and I shouldn't be allowed to play. I used to do and passed on to him the D-I and D-II wiki maps.

Not as good in So Cal. 43 of 48. I guess I don't know who all is in the CPC vs GSAC anymore.

Many GSAC teams went to the D2 PacWest. And the NAIA has grown in So Cal and Arizona, changing both the GSAC and CalPac.

(01-22-2022 09:03 AM)RUScarlets Wrote:  David St would ace this curriculum.

David St's reaction upon initially seeing this quiz likely mimics Bill Dazzle's initial reaction upon seeing a slew of aerial videos of U.S. city skylines newly posted on YouTube.

(01-22-2022 11:05 AM)teamvsn Wrote:  

(01-21-2022 10:03 PM)Fresno St. Alum Wrote:  27 of 28. Ink and I shouldn't be allowed to play. I used to do and passed on to him the D-I and D-II wiki maps.

Not as good in So Cal. 43 of 48. I guess I don't know who all is in the CPC vs GSAC anymore.

Many GSAC teams went to the D2 PacWest. And the NAIA has grown in So Cal and Arizona, changing both the GSAC and CalPac.

I didn't miss any that went to D-II. I missed which naia conf. St. Katherine's was in. the newer NAIA schools

I'd be 100% on every state if it was just D-I and D-II. Probably most of D-III. I may miss anyone that has dropped from D-III to NAIA recently

Fresno St. Alum Wrote:I may miss anyone that has dropped from D-III to NAIA recently

You meant "rose to" instead of "dropped from", I'm sure

The new California NAIA teams are all new programs BTW. Not from D3.

(01-22-2022 04:03 PM)teamvsn Wrote:  

Fresno St. Alum Wrote:I may miss anyone that has dropped from D-III to NAIA recently

You meant "rose to" instead of "dropped from", I'm sure

The new California NAIA teams are all new programs BTW. Not from D3.

I know they aren't from D-III but some D-III have moved to the NAIA like Thomas More, now they are going D-II. schools that do that, from D-III to NAIA w/o going to D-II.

Recently updated these for 2022–23. Link is still https://www.sporcle.com/playlists/Inkblo...t-by-state .

Holy Names would be gone from the list as they are closing, and Lincoln, California might join NAIA soon.