D3 vs. NAIA

Started by Ralph Turner, August 28, 2005, 10:32:37 PM

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Presto

i'm sorry ralph i wasn't clear, what i meant to say was:

i played hs ball with someone that went to a naia school. the better naia teams could beat the lesser d3 teams but for the most part i think d3 is better even though the naia can give some scholarships and d3 can't. better degree to.

after rereading it i see i didn't clearly say what i meant, sorry about that and thanks for clarifying.

K-Mack

Quote from: Ralph Turner on September 25, 2007, 10:25:52 PM
Quote from: Presto on September 25, 2007, 06:39:45 PM
i played hs ball with someone that went to a naia school. the better naia teams could beat the lesser d3 teams but for the most part i think d3 is better even though they give some scholarships. better degree to.
Presto, a point of clarification...

D3 schools do not give athletic scholarships, and their financial aid profiles to athetes must be within 4% of the aid profile of the general student body. :)

Yeah, I meant to step in there and say it looks like Presto meant the NAIA can give scholarships.

Good to have Ralph chime in anyway, I didn't know the 4% thing.
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K-Mack

#167
ATN's Who Are Those Guys? year-long running list of inter-classification competition:

vs. NAIA (23-8 in 2006)
Guilford 70, at Southern Virginia 26
Anderson 37, at Taylor 13
at St. Norbert 34, Olivet Nazarene 27
UW-Stevens Point 13, at Webber International 7
Southern Nazarene 42, at Howard Payne 14
at Austin 35, Southwest Assemblies of God 14
5-1 ---------------
Sul Ross State 39, at S.W.A.G. 7
Ferrum 22, at Southern Virginia 16
at UW-Platteville 16, No. 9 St. Ambrose 6
at St. Olaf 45, Valley City State 14
UW-Eau Claire 14, at No. 10 Black Hills State 3
Concordia-Moorhead 41, at Dickinson State 7
11-1 --------------------
at No. 6 UW-La Crosse 27, Azusa Pacific 20, OT
at Shorter 38, LaGrange 12
UW-Stevens Point 54, at Iowa Wesleyan 13
Taylor 35, at Greenville 28
at Redlands 42, Haskell Indian Nations 7
14-3 ------------------
at UW-Stevens Point 55, Waldorf 0
Texas College 33, Howard Payne 27, OT
Southern Oregon 34, at Willamette 27
15-5 ----------------------
---- No update necessary for Weeks 5 or 6
Southern Virginia at Frostburg State
Southern Oregon at No. 20 Linfield
Faulkner at Huntingdon
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AF4

Huntingdon will play the first yr program in NAIA, Faulkner University (cross montgomery, al rival) next satuday

today the Huntingdon JV soundly beat the Faulkner JV, 28-18.... sounds close but it was not... They were bigger, faster, and appeared to have many more visible tatoos than the Huntingdon kids... but we played more as a unit/team... we were very well coached

we emptied our bench before the end of the first half

Go Hawks
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smedindy

Quote from: AF4 on October 07, 2007, 09:37:17 PM
we emptied our bench before the end of the first half

In my viewings of JV games - the benches ALWAYS get emptied!
Wabash Always Fights!

AF4



i have a >30r gap in my limited knowledge of jv games ( from when i played  until this yr)  so.......your viewing of jv is more learned than mine ...

my point was they were emptied in the first half

thanks

keep the faith

and 

Go Hawks
"Have laparoscope, Will travel"

AF4

Huntingdon Played first yr NAIA Faulkner (and new cross town rival) at Samford Stadium on the Huntingdon campus today, winning 30 - 12. there was a good  crowd, Montgmoery Mayor flipped the coin to start the game, and Huntingdon was presented the first ever battle of montgomery Trophy/Capital City Show Down...or called earlier in the week... The Bird Bowl.. (Hawks vs Eagles)

although a first yr NAIA program, Faulkner had numerous D-1 & D-2 NCAA. and NAIA transfer players

they were bigger and faster than Huntindon, but we played as a more cohesive unit, lots of gang tackling, good fundimental football

Huntingdon held Faulkner fourth and <1 yd on 4 seperate occasions.
  Go Hawks...and keep the faith
"Have laparoscope, Will travel"

K-Mack

Thanks for the update.

And isn't it "tase?" Or "taze?" I dunno.
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AF4



i believe taz...taze.. and tase r all acceptable when u r screaming it

but thanks

u do an awesome job with D3

Go Hawks
"Have laparoscope, Will travel"

K-Mack

Quote from: AF4 on October 16, 2007, 10:18:28 AM
i believe taz...taze.. and tase r all acceptable when u r screaming it

Fair enough.

The new quote is pretty funny too.
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#176
FINAL

ATN's Who Are Those Guys? year-long running list of inter-classification competition:

vs. NAIA (23-8 in 2006)
Guilford 70, at Southern Virginia 26
Anderson 37, at Taylor 13
at St. Norbert 34, Olivet Nazarene 27
UW-Stevens Point 13, at Webber International 7
Southern Nazarene 42, at Howard Payne 14
at Austin 35, Southwest Assemblies of God 14
5-1 ---------------
Sul Ross State 39, at S.W.A.G. 7
Ferrum 22, at Southern Virginia 16
at UW-Platteville 16, No. 9 St. Ambrose 6
at St. Olaf 45, Valley City State 14
UW-Eau Claire 14, at No. 10 Black Hills State 3
Concordia-Moorhead 41, at Dickinson State 7
11-1 --------------------
at No. 6 UW-La Crosse 27, Azusa Pacific 20, OT
at Shorter 38, LaGrange 12
UW-Stevens Point 54, at Iowa Wesleyan 13
Taylor 35, at Greenville 28
at Redlands 42, Haskell Indian Nations 7
14-3 ------------------
at UW-Stevens Point 55, Waldorf 0
Texas College 33, Howard Payne 27, OT
Southern Oregon 34, at Willamette 27
15-5 ----------------------
---- No update necessary for Weeks 5 or 6
Week 7:
Southern Virginia 35, at Frostburg State 20
at No. 20 Linfield 30, Southern Oregon 22
at Huntingdon 30, Faulkner 12
17-6 ------
Week 8:
Frostburg St. 28, Union (Ky.) 7
Luther 58, Waldorf 7
19-6 -----
Week 9
at Buena Vista 46, Waldorf 22
Newport News Apprentice 45, So. Virginia 14
21-6 ------
Week 10
Waldorf 29, Minn.-Morris 22
Kentucky Wesleyan 35, LaGrange 21

Week 11 none leaves 21-8 this year's record, 21-9 if you include Malone's 45-17 victory over Geneva in the NCCAA Victory Bowl.

FWIW.
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K-Mack

#177
23-8 in 2006
21-9 in 2007

2008
Week 1 5-2 (though the last four all look like they could've gone either way)
Malone at Newport News, ccd.
Taylor (Ind.) 27, at Anderson 17
at No. 2 UW-Whitewater 24, NAIA No. 8? St. Xavier 9
at Simpson 38, Grand View 21
at UW-Stevens Point 23, Webber International 21
at Southwest Assemblies of God 16, Austin 14
No. 14 UW-Eau Claire 11, at (ranked) Bethel (Tenn.) 6
Louisiana College 17, at Bacone 16

> Games against former UMAC member Trinity Bible, N.D. – this week at Minn.-Morris – don't fall under any of the above classifications. But we might as well track them somewhere, so ...

Week 1
at Minn.-Morris 13, Trinity Bible (N.D.) 0
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K-Mack

For some reason I just decided to count, and there are 90 NAIA football programs. Felt like sharing.
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Ralph Turner

Quote from: K-Mack on September 10, 2008, 06:48:34 PM
For some reason I just decided to count, and there are 90 NAIA football programs. Felt like sharing.
D-III has more than 2.5 times that number!