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Ron Boerger

Quote from: MajorDad on October 29, 2008, 10:03:39 AM
Any idea what time the Regional Rankings will be out?

I think they'll be released just after the D2 underwater basket weaving rankings.  It's not a big priority for the AA folks, sometime this afternoon would be my guess.

MajorDad

Quote from: Ron Boerger on October 29, 2008, 12:22:27 PM
Quote from: MajorDad on October 29, 2008, 10:03:39 AM
Any idea what time the Regional Rankings will be out?

I think they'll be released just after the D2 underwater basket weaving rankings.  It's not a big priority for the AA folks, sometime this afternoon would be my guess.

Damn, I'm waiting on those also.......

DPU3619

I gather that a lot of teams fall out of the underwater basket weaving rankings due to attrition, particularly at the Division II level.  Either you get your basket done or you drown.  Add in the element of wet straw and you've got one cuthroat sport on your hands.

Ron Boerger

They beat the basket weavers this week!

http://www.d3football.com/dailydose/category/regional-rankings/

SOUTH REGION
1. Muhlenberg 7-0 7-0
2. Millsaps 6-0 7-0
3. Washington and Jefferson 6-0 7-0
4. Trinity (Texas) 6-0 7-0
5. Mary Hardin-Baylor 5-0 6-1
6. Hardin-Simmons 7-1 7-1
7. Huntingdon 1-0 7-0
8. Catholic 5-1 6-1
9. Salisbury 2-0 7-1
10. Thomas More 6-1 6-1

Funny but true:  Rose-Hulman is tenth in the North Region. LOL!

exmajor

They are out guys, check the front page or click here: http://www.d3football.com/dailydose/2008/10/29/ncaa-regional-rankings-first-release/

Millsaps at #2, even with a loss this weekend, I would think the Majors have a very good shot at Pool C, but still some football left to be played.  With a win, and assuming they take care of CC and BS-C, a top seed could be within reach.

Ron Boerger

The only fly in that ointment might be the two non-regional games for Millsaps.  The best they would be would be 8-0 (in-region) / 10-0 (overall).  The NAIA game doesn't count in-region, nor does the B-SC game (since they are in the second year of provisional).    If someone else ends up 10-0/10-0 (or even 9-0/10-0) that could be all it takes to give the other school the #1 seed.

DPU3619

Quote from: Ron Boerger on October 29, 2008, 02:38:35 PM
Funny but true:  Rose-Hulman is tenth in the North Region. LOL!

How bout those Engineers, huh?  They can win the HCAC with a win at Franklin this Saturday.  That's probably a little easier said than done, but they are indeed playing well this year.  Beat MSJ a few weeks ago.

Bill McCabe

Ron, Millsaps has a similiar situation to UMHB?

exmajor

Quote from: Ron Boerger on October 29, 2008, 02:46:47 PM
The only fly in that ointment might be the two non-regional games for Millsaps.  The best they would be would be 8-0 (in-region) / 10-0 (overall).  The NAIA game doesn't count in-region, nor does the B-SC game (since they are in the second year of provisional).    If someone else ends up 10-0/10-0 (or even 9-0/10-0) that could be all it takes to give the other school the #1 seed.

Agreed, but if a 9-1 Trinity, 10-0 Millsaps, 9-1 UMHB and 9-1 HSU make the playoffs, I am sure the NCAA will find a way to make this the dreaded "Texas sub-bracket" sprinkled with a Mississippi twist with UMHB going to Jackson in the first round, but as I think about this I realize the cart is way ahead of the horse right now. . . I am forcing myself back to thinking only of the game this weekend in SA!!

Ron Boerger

Quote from: Bill McCabe on October 29, 2008, 02:52:48 PM
Ron, Millsaps has a similiar situation to UMHB?

Not exactly, UMHB played two non-D3 teams, Millsaps played 1 (Belhaven) and a team that, while in D3, isn't "official" yet.   And, of course, they defeated Belhaven and you would anticipate will thrash BSC.  But from an in-region standpoint, it's the same - neither game counts.

exmajor

Quote from: Bill McCabe on October 29, 2008, 02:52:48 PM
Ron, Millsaps has a similiar situation to UMHB?

Ron,

Correct me if I am wrong, but is it correct that the BS-C games will count as in-region next season?

Pat Coleman

That's right, presuming B-SC continues meeting the NCAA progress benchmarks.
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Bill McCabe

This is a huge game this week not only for the Conference title, but also seedings.  Millsaps wins, UMHB goes there and Trinity goes to HSU?  A Trinity win and HSU goes to Trinity and Millsaps goes to UMHB? 

I'm anxious to see the game this weekend.

Ron Boerger

Quote from: Bill McCabe on October 29, 2008, 03:17:34 PM
This is a huge game this week not only for the Conference title, but also seedings.  Millsaps wins, UMHB goes there and Trinity goes to HSU?  A Trinity win and HSU goes to Trinity and Millsaps goes to UMHB? 

I'm anxious to see the game this weekend.

That seems the most likely scenario, but I worry about Trinity getting in at 9-1 and not much in the way of quality wins.   Looks like there could be a lotta one-loss teams this year and there could be a spillover from Pool B.

Ron Boerger

Quote from: Wes Anderson on October 29, 2008, 02:48:03 PM

How bout those Engineers, huh?  They can win the HCAC with a win at Franklin this Saturday.  That's probably a little easier said than done, but they are indeed playing well this year.  Beat MSJ a few weeks ago.

I think that tells us all we need to know about the "strength" of the HCAC.   Goody for them if they can defeat Franklin, I'd like to see what they would do in the first round at Mt. Union. :D