No word on the Scot's winter roadtrip yet?

Quote from: KnightSlappy on July 29, 2014, 10:16:58 AM
Conference Changes Starting in 2014-2015
Bryn Athyn joins the NEAC (should be a 1st year provisional member in 2014-15)
Elizabethtown leaves the MACC for the LAND
McMurry rejoins Division III and the ASC (should be Year 1 reclassifying member in 2014-25)
Mississippi College leaves the ASC for Division II  (Going to the D-2 Gulf South Conference)
Penn College joins the NEAC (should be a 1st year provisional member in 2014-15)
Sarah Lawrence joins the SKY (should be a 4th year provisional in 2014-15, skipping Provisional Year 3 via NCAA waiver)
Wilson to add Men's basketball and join the NEAC.
Midwest Region renamed Central Region in Men's Basketball
CAC realigned from multi-region to Mid-Atlantic Region
CSAC realigned from Mid-Atlantic to Atlantic Region
HCAC realigned from Central to Great Lakes Region
LAND realigned from multi-region to Mid-Atlantic Region
MACF realigned from Mid-Atlantic to Atlantic Region
NEAC realigned from mult-region to East Region
WIAC realigned from West to Central Region

Provisional Pipeline for 2014-2015
(First year of full membership: Centenary (La.))
4th year provisional members: Sarah Lawrence
3rd year provisional members: Houghton, Southern Virginia, SUNY-Canton, Valley Forge Christian
2nd year provisional members: Alfred State, Iowa Wesleyan, Illinois Tech
1st year provisional members: Bryn Athyn, Penn College, Berea, McMurry (reclassifying)
Exploratory members: Belhaven, St. Michael's

Conference Changes Starting in 2015-2016
Belhaven joins the ASC (should be Year 1 Provisional Member)
UW-Superior leaves the WIAC for the UMAC

Conference Changes Starting in 2016-2017
Carroll leaves the MWC for the CCIW

SUNY-Canton received an NCAA waiver to proceed to fourth-year provisional status, per their athletics website.

http://www.rooathletics.com/news/2014/8/11/GEN_0811142852.aspx

I've never been a big fan of reseeding. But nothing is more frustrating that Big East-esque OAC bracket.

Does anybody have a full list of conferences that reseed their tournaments like NESCAC and WIAC?

Will the Quakers get enough respect to earn an at large? You have to think if they maintain their position at the top of the table (especially if they get that win in Crenshaw) they'll finally move into the top 25. We'll have to see when the Regional Rankings come out, but there seem to be four legitimate Pool C threats in the ODAC: RM-C, VWC, Guilford, and LC. We might be looking at another 4-bid year for the conference.

Quote from: albion4 on January 27, 2014, 07:09:50 AM
What  happened  to Randolph College's Zac Desgain? Is he ill or academically ineligible?  He hasn't played since January 2014.

I saw Randolph at VWC, and he was in a walking boot. Looking at his statistics, my guess is he injured his ankle during the Christmas road trip to Staten Island. Big loss for Randolph.

WLU has lost a couple of tough ones. Drew Kimberly continues to be a force, but I wonder what they're going to do once he graduates.

Also, introduction time. I'm Sidney Helfer from the ODACcess crew who has been covering the ODAC for the mothership this season. We'll be posting a recap tomorrow for yesterday's LC-WLU game. We'd love to hear your feedback.

What a great win for the Scots. Got a little close there in the second half, but Coach Moore knows how to keep his players calm. Having a two game edge is huge, looking forward to the NCAC Tourney. My hatred for Witt knows few bounds.

Also an introduction is due to the other Scots fans on the boards. I'm a Wooster alumnus, class of 2012, and a columnist for d3hoops for ODACcess. Pleased to meet you all.