D3 Football Map

[hickory_cornhusker]

I added the WIAC schools. Since there aren't enough icons to do a different one for each conference I decided to color code them based on region. I am working on it right now but probably won't finish since I have practice soon.

[wdglide]

Thanks.  I have a kml file if it helps anyone.  Its looking good.

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=100650448045177027385.000456158e87106fbc30e

[gordonmann]

Very cool idea.  Nice work.

[K-Mack]

A friend recently pointed out to me that the first incarnation of the map is missing Christopher Newport.

[HScoach]

I made a Google map for all the D3 schools too.  Its unlocked and can be edited by anyone who wishes. 

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=100650448045177027385.000456158e87106fbc30e

It does not have street addresses or conferences.  Feel free to edit away.

Phil

Very cool. 

[The Forgotten Man]

Thanks.  I have a kml file if it helps anyone.  Its looking good.

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=100650448045177027385.000456158e87106fbc30e

Nice. I recently came across your map and decided to build one for SLIAC so I could plan my trips to the away games. It's a long haul from Georgia to Illinois.

Good work wdglide!

[K-Mack]

It appears both the wikipedia and Google map are inoperative.

I know we have/had one on the blog, but for quick reference, this was nice. I'm sure I have it saved, but just wondering if it was out there and had moved or improved.

[K-Mack]

Nevermind. Found it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/NCAA_Division_3_football_map.gif

[dc_has_been]

Nevermind. Found it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/NCAA_Division_3_football_map.gif

That is a pretty big difference to location when you actually see it on the map.  I always knew that DIII was dominate in the North East region of the US, but dang!!!  I especially like how Colorado College is just chilling in the middle all alone!

[Kira & Jaxon's Dad]

Nevermind. Found it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/NCAA_Division_3_football_map.gif

That is a pretty big difference to location when you actually see it on the map.  I always knew that DIII was dominate in the North East region of the US, but dang!!!  I especially like how Colorado College is just chilling in the middle all alone!

Map is outdated.  Colorado College Dropped Football a year or two ago.

[Ralph Turner]

Nevermind. Found it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/NCAA_Division_3_football_map.gif

That is a pretty big difference to location when you actually see it on the map.  I always knew that DIII was dominate in the North East region of the US, but dang!!!  I especially like how Colorado College is just chilling in the middle all alone!

Map is outdated.  Colorado College Dropped Football a year or two ago.

And Eureka and Principia have discontinued football.  Huntingdon and LaGrange have been dropped from the SLIAC as that conference discontinued sponsoring football.

Castleton State, Anna Marie and the rest of the ECFC have not been configured.

[cawcdad]

And Menlo has moved to NAIA.

[Ron Boerger]

and if what 'seinfeld' says (with great conviction) on the NCAC board is true, DePauw is about to leave the SCAC for the NCAC. 

[hickory_cornhusker]

and if what 'seinfeld' says (with great conviction) on the NCAC board is true, DePauw is about to leave the SCAC for the NCAC. 

I thought that might be a possibility after Earlham left the NCAC for the HCAC. Cuts down on travel and puts them in the same conference as their longtime rival Wabash.

[Warren Thompson]

and if what 'seinfeld' says (with great conviction) on the NCAC board is true, DePauw is about to leave the SCAC for the NCAC.  

That would make sense. Why fly to venues in Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi, when you can merely hop on a chartered bus to Ohio and Pennsylvania (though I'm told the rides back from Wittenberg and Allegheny aren't uniformly pleasant  )?