D3 vs. D1/D2/NAIA/NCCAA

[magicman]

D1 TCU crushes Austin 103-45 on Monday night.

D1 Texas-Arlington defeats East Texas Baptist 99-64 on Monday night.

[David Collinge]

Indiana University-East (NAIA 2) 92, Wittenberg 84

[John Gleich]

Viterbo (NAIA II) 73, UW River Falls 63

[hopefan]

Results from 11/15

Coe  90,  Faith Bapt. Bible  (NCCAA)  60         
Millsaps  65,  Pensacola Christian  (NCCAA)  63         
Sewanee  71,  Johnson Bible  (NCCAA)  26         
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps  71,  Pacifica  (Other)  62         
Clarkson  86,  Paul Smith  (USCAA)  69         
Gallaudet  80,  Maryland Bible  (Other)  69         
Geneva  64,  Penn St.-Greater Allegheny  (USCAA)  44         
Green Mountain  83,  Albany Pharmacy  (Other)  80         
Greensboro  96,  Johnson and Wales (NC)  (USCAA)  71         
Hope  63,  Rochester (Mich.)  (USCAA)  45         
King's  79,  Penn College  (USCAA)  63         
Lehman  72,  Berkeley College (NY)  (USCAA)  71         
Lewis and Clark  65,  Northwest Chrst.  (NAIA-D2)  53         
Lycoming  97,  Penn St.- Wilkes Barre  (USCAA)  63         
Mount Aloysius  131,  Penn St.-New Kensington  (USCAA)  72         
Pacific  70,  Evergreen St.  (NAIA-D2)  54         
Pitt-Greensburg  92,  Penn St.-Fayette  (USCAA)  83         
Simpson  94,  AIB College of Business  (NAIA-D2)  68         
Thomas  95,  Me.-Augusta  (USCAA)  80         
Washington and Jefferson  85,  Penn St.-Dubois  (USCAA)  83         
Wilkes  89,  Penn St.-Hazleton  (USCAA)  50         
Wisconsin Lutheran  81,  Silver Lake  (USCAA)  55         
Ind.-East  (NAIA-D2)  92,  Wittenberg  84         
Northwestern Ohio  (NAIA-D2)  72,  Adrian  69         
Lake Superior St.  (NCAA-D2)  83,  Alma  74         
Mount Mercy  (NAIA-D2)  69,  Cornell  60         
St. Joseph's (VT)  (USCAA)  91,  Endicott  88         
St. Louis Pharmacy  (NAIA-D2)  75,  Greenville  74         
Texas St.  (NCAA-D1)  96,  Howard Payne  65         
SUNY Canton  (USCAA)  67,  Keuka  49         
Corban  (NAIA-D2)  71,  Linfield  68         
Aquinas  (NAIA-D2)  68,  Olivet  62         
Mount Marty  (NAIA-D2)  66,  Presentation  49         
Virginia Intermont  (NAIA-D2)  60,  Randolph  56         
UC Davis  (NCAA-D1)  84,  UC Santa Cruz  78         
Viterbo  (NAIA-D2)  73,  UW-River Falls  63         
Cal Baptist  (NCCAA)  71,  Redlands  67         


D3 versus:

   W   L
NCAA-D1   0   2
NCAA-D2   0   1
NAIA-D1   0   0
NAIA-D2   3   9
NCCAA   3   1
USCAA   13   2
Other   3   0

[smedindy]

Tough start against the NAIA. But they do get a head start!

[hopefan]

I had listed games vs D1 before and invited guesses as to which game would be the 'best' margin for the D3 team.. not many guessed... but I wonder if any team will come closer than the Banana Slugs did last night, losing to Cal Davis by only 6... good prep for Davis, who plays Stanford next!!!!

[Hampton U SID]

FYI - Johnson & Wales (NC) is a USCAA school.
I'm also the SID for the USCAA as well as the APprentice School

[sac]

forgive me, but I forget how the board handles dual membership schools.  I'll point out Rochester College holds NAIA and USCAA membership.  I think this is their 1st or 2nd year in NAIA.

I do not know which tournament they have opted for this year, if they have at all.  Usually they've been in the USCAA tournament.

[hopefan]

NNASID   thanks , I made correction

Sac...  I guess   

[hopefan]

Scores of 11/16:

Blackburn  97,  St. Louis Pharmacy  (NAIA-D2)  64            
Drew  90,  Vaughn  (Other)  49            
Emory and Henry  77,  Hiwassee  (USCAA)  69            
La Roche  72,  Penn St. Beaver  (USCAA)  71            
North Carolina Wesleyan  90,  Roanoke Bible  (Other)  56            
Occidental  81,  American Sports  (Other)  73            
RPI  88,  Cooper Union  (Other)  72            
Vermont Tech  (USCAA)  75,  Johnson State  46            
Norfolk St.  (NCAA-D1)  63,  Randolph  43            
Army  (NCAA-D1)  95,  Marywood  40            

D3 vs .... thru 11/16

            W   L
NCAA-D1   0   4
NCAA-D2   0   1
NAIA-D1   0   0
NAIA-D2   4   9
NCCAA   3   1
USCAA   15   3
Other   7   0

[smedindy]

I clicked on Vaughn, which lead me to their conference, and then to a school that had a neat logo and nickname.

The CIA Steels:

http://www.hvmac.net/members/culinary/

Yes, the Culinary Institute of America has a hoops team.

I wonder if they beat an opponent, if Ted Allen comes on the PA and says, "You've been...Chopped!"

[Mr. Ypsi]

^^^

Nah, "sliced and diced" for blowouts, "parboiled" for close ones.

[sac]

I clicked on Vaughn, which lead me to their conference, and then to a school that had a neat logo and nickname.

The CIA Steels:

http://www.hvmac.net/members/culinary/

Yes, the Culinary Institute of America has a hoops team.

I wonder if they beat an opponent, if Ted Allen comes on the PA and says, "You've been...Chopped!"

'boom'  3 points

[Gregory Sager]

Results from 11/15
      
Geneva  64,  Penn St.-Greater Allegheny  (USCAA)  44         
Lycoming  97,  Penn St.- Wilkes Barre  (USCAA)  63         
Mount Aloysius  131,  Penn St.-New Kensington  (USCAA)  72         
Pitt-Greensburg  92,  Penn St.-Fayette  (USCAA)  83         
Washington and Jefferson  85,  Penn St.-Dubois  (USCAA)  83         
Wilkes  89,  Penn St.-Hazleton  (USCAA)  50

Scores of 11/16:

La Roche  72,  Penn St. Beaver  (USCAA)  71

It's just not a good time right now to be Penn State.

I clicked on Vaughn, which lead me to their conference, and then to a school that had a neat logo and nickname.

The CIA Steels:

http://www.hvmac.net/members/culinary/

Yes, the Culinary Institute of America has a hoops team.

I wonder if they beat an opponent, if Ted Allen comes on the PA and says, "You've been...Chopped!"

A dozen or so years ago, North Park played Kendall College, a school that was then located in Evanston (it's since moved into the city). Kendall's largest and most familiar component is a cooking school. Its basketball team, which has since been disbanded along with the rest of Kendall's athletic department, played its home games at Oakton Community College in nearby Skokie, and about thirty NPU students showed up there for the game. They were all wearing aprons and chef hats, and they'd all managed to scrounge up pots, pans, big spoons, etc., that they banged on throughout the entire game. In keeping with NPU's Swedish heritage, a number of them wore red bowties and bushy fake moustaches and eyebrows and jeered Kendall in Swedish Chef gibberish.

The Kendall players loved it. I'm guessing that it was the first, last, and only time that they ever played a home game in front of an audience that consisted of something other than parents and girlfriends.

[gordonmann]

You can add Penn College to those scores. It's a two-year school that is part of the Penn State University system. The graduates' diplomas read "Penn State University" on them. I only know that because my brother goes there.

King's 79  Penn College 63

"We are...not good."