FB: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference

[TigerDad]

... something that would be extremely helpful on this site would be a map of the United States with each school represented in their state.

Click the thumbnail image below to view the full-size SCAC map in a new window...

NOTE: Austin College (SCAC next year) and Huntingdon (frequent SCAC opponent) are included.

[Ralph Turner]

TigerDad, that looks great.  I am sure that Pat would appreciate your submiting a bid when the RFP comes out.

Doing it within the D3football.com budget is critical, but I am certain that there are numerous talented individuals who might accept compensation in "karma" points or promotion to Hall of Fame status.

Now just create a separate one for Basketball adding Hendrix, Southwestern and Oglethorpe!

(Also, the Huntingdon people love the assocation with the SCAC!)

[Pat Coleman]

Indeed.

So what does RFP stand for?

[Ron Boerger]

Indeed.

So what does RFP stand for?

Stolen from the 'net:

Short for Request for Proposal, a document that an enterprise sends to a vendor inviting the vendor to submit a bid for hardware, software, services, or any combination of the three. An organization typically issues the RFP in order to assess competing bids.

[wabashcpa]

Now just create a separate one for Basketball adding Hendrix, Southwestern and Oglethorpe!

(Also, the Huntingdon people love the assocation with the SCAC!)

You threw me for a second with Southwestern, as Rhodes used to be known as Southwestern many moons ago.  I see the Southwestern you refer to is in Texas.

As far as Hendrix and Oglethorpe, I was just thinking, "Boy, wouldn't it be great if the SCAC could expand into Georgia and Arkansas, since their current geographic coverage really isn't sufficient?"  Glad I'm not the one making those road trips!

[Ron Boerger]

Imagine how much worse things get if, in its drive to add two more members, the SCAC adds Colorado College and Huntingdon ...

[exmajor]

I must point out that Millsaps does not have the correct color designated to it, the school colors are purple and white, not royal blue, but a nice graphic nonetheless!

[roocru]

Ron, your worst case scenario is more like Austin College used to play in my tenure at AC (1967-1971) as an independent.  During my four years we played Southwestern (Rhodes) , Colorado College, Sewanee,  what was then United States International in San Diego, CA, Texas Lutheran, Nebraska Weslayan,  William Jewell,  Northwood Institute (Dallas), and University of Mexico (now that was a road trip)    I am sure there were a couple of others that do not come to mind right away.

While they were long trips, they were a great experience for a city boy who grew up in the East End of Houston.  I am sure that this will still hold true for a lot of young kids today.

[Ralph Turner]

Pat, I am not trying to interfere with your business model, but you have THE web site for D3football!

Columbus Multimedia...gone
Don Hansen..you got him beat.
NCAA...different focus.

And with the karma points, you can print karma points like the US Treasury!

Why there are probably web designers in some elite D3 football power house who would love to be the exculsive vendors for a web site whose 15th Million hit will arrive this month!

Have him/her do 21 conference maps for football, 4 more for the regions another one for the independents and then maybe an extra one for Stagg Bowl winners!

On the Hoops' site, both men and women conferences, roughly 40 each, 8 more regions each, one for the independents and Bumblin' B's and finally Final Four teams...

All total, let's say 130-140 maps, all for karma!

I think you have a winner here! 8)

[Ron Boerger]

Huntingdon 'picking' right time of year to be peaking from the Montgomery, AL Advertiser. 

[DesertLynx]

TIgerDad et al..., although I truly appreciate the SCAC map, Really.   Being a Lynx fan the SCAC is not the one I need.  I think it is safe to say that all the regular posters on the SCAC board know where the schools are. 

Its the other 200 + schools like Alfred?  Hartwick? (and please don't tell me where the schools are in your reply because these individual schools are not the point) 

I just made the point that itwould be nice to see where all of "the other" schools in the country are.  To clarify I do know where the SCAC schools are, and I do appreciate the map of the SCAC, however it is the vast majority of the other conferences that I do not know but would like to.

[Ron Boerger]

Trinity drives from their 20 to the 3 but three rushing attempts from there net only one yard, 19-yd Altman field goal is good to give the Tigers an early 3-0 lead.   Cannon 7-8 on the opening drive.

Hawk defense seems very quick - not much yardage allowed after the catch. 

Huntingdon marches from their 15 to the Trinity 12 but a pitch goes awry, Trinity recovers.  Key play on the drive, a 45-yard post pattern run by Mark Colson.

[evacuee]

I've been fortunate enough to listen to the opponents' call in each of the games that I've followed for Trinity.  I didn't realize how privileged I was until I started listening to the TU broadcast today.  This is absolutely gut wrenching.  I didn't get their names, but they are awful.  The color guy is an ex-kicker.  

There are long periods of silence, and since I can hear the Huntingdon Broadcast in the background, it actually works out that the Trinity staff is interrupting my attempts to follow the game.  

I tried to get the Huntingdon broadcast instead, but for some reason it's not working.  We must really have the best fans in the country if we're going to endure this for three hours.  

[Hawks88]

I can't get the Huntingdon feed either. Listening to TU announcer's too.

[Hawks88]

HC loses fumble in red zone.