Just for Fun--How Many DIII Teams Have You Seen Play (in Person)?

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exmajor

Quote from: K-Mack on October 29, 2008, 02:59:40 AM
Quote from: PA_wesleyfan on October 28, 2008, 04:52:12 PM
How about adding the number of states you traveled to to see games?

Glad you added that. I think the states thing is what I'm most proud of. I've seen games in every D3 major state, though a lot of states with one or two schools are on my missing list:

Yes - 20
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan (stadium only, no game), Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Mississippi, Texas, California, Oregon and Washington.

Missing: 12/9
Missouri, Maine, Vermont, Conn., RI (Salve), W. Va. (Bethany), Georgia (LaGrange), Alabama (Hunt. & B-SC), Colorado (Colo. Coll.)., Tennessee (Maryville), Kentucky (Thomas More), Louisiana (La. Coll.)

I've seen teams from Alabama, Kentucky & Connecticut play in other states though.

States with no D3 football: 18
Florida, S. Carolina, Arkansas, N. Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Nebraska (wesleyan doesn't count), Kansas, New Hampshire, Alaska, Hawaii

K-Mack,

Don't forget Sewanee and Rhodes in TN, a visit to Sewanee's campus is worth the trip.  Also, you should be able to cross Arkansas off the list once Hendrix adds football.

K-Mack

I'm also reminded that Plymouth State is in New Hampshire.

Such is the disadvantage of trying to traverse the country's map in your head instead of actually looking at one.

My states list is looking a lot more with so many one- and two-team states hovering around D3's major nerve centers.

So there are 16 states with no D3 teams football, or there are 17 with Hendrix soon to change Arkansas over.
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Agreed, exmajor.  Sewanee is pretty darned close to what God intended a college campus to look like.  Too bad it's so far out in the middle of BFE.  Beautiful place, though.
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K-Mack

I talked to God earlier today. He told me he's pretty proud of Carnegie Mellon.

And Redlands. He likes the palm trees.
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Josh Bowerman

I've been to Carnegie Mellon.  Our gods must be different.   ;)
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K-Mack

Quote from: Josh Bowerman on October 29, 2008, 10:28:18 PMI've been to Carnegie Mellon.  Our gods must be different.   ;)

Pretty sure there's only one. Clearly he just tells you whatever you want to hear.
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LOL.  Right you are.

CMU is nice, but if you've not been to Sewanee, you don't know what you're missing.  Looks like it came straight out of Oxford, my friend.
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K-Mack

Quote from: Josh Bowerman on October 29, 2008, 10:34:42 PMLOL.  Right you are.

CMU is nice, but if you've not been to Sewanee, you don't know what you're missing.  Looks like it came straight out of Oxford, my friend.

I'm not slandering Sewanee, or really even saying Carnegie Mellon is the best.

Just saw an opportunity for a joke and I ran with it.
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gordonmann

QuoteI talked to God earlier today. He told me he's pretty proud of Carnegie Mellon.

And Redlands. He likes the palm trees.

:D

usee

Quote from: K-Mack on October 29, 2008, 11:17:14 PM

I'm not slandering Sewanee....

More worried about slandering Sewanee than Slandering God??? I'll step out of the room and let the lightning (and Thunder!) do it's work.  :D :o :o

Bob.Gregg

I've seen W&J plus 56 teams they've played in D-III.

Sometime, when I have nothing to do, I'll list them, from NNA to Juniata, from NCWesleyan to Trine, from UMHB to Rowan, and Ithaca to HSU.

And, other than '92 & '94 Staggs, that doesn't count the games I've seen that W&J wasn't playing in.

I guess I'm old!
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Quote from: Bob.Gregg on October 31, 2008, 12:23:38 PM
I've seen W&J plus 56 teams they've played in D-III.

Sometime, when I have nothing to do, I'll list them, from NNA to Juniata, from NCWesleyan to Trine, from UMHB to Rowan, and Ithaca to HSU.

And, other than '92 & '94 Staggs, that doesn't count the games I've seen that W&J wasn't playing in.

I guess I'm old!

My List isn't impressive at all but here goes... it should be fun:

Brockport State, Cortland State, Ithaca, St. John Fisher, John Carroll, New Jersey, New Jersey City (when they existed), Thiel, McDaniel, Buffalo State, Utica, Rowan, Montclair State, Wesley, Frostburg State, Kean, Springfield, Mt. Ida.

18 is all I can think of at the moment..


PA_wesleyfan

I am going to have to go back and look through some old books to remember all the teams I have seen Wesley play over the years. And the number of stadiums we traveled to. But I do know we went from Boston to Indianapolis to North Carolina
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Quote from: Bob.Gregg on October 31, 2008, 12:23:38 PM
And, other than '92 & '94 Staggs, that doesn't count the games I've seen that W&J wasn't playing in.

Those games definitely count. :)

Sounds like you have a good list if you ever get time to jot them down.
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doolittledog

In England they have the "Doing the 92" club for people that have visited all 92 professional football (soccer) teams stadiums.  I think it would be interesting to find who has been to the most D3 stadiums as well as the most states. 

While I have seen dozens of D3 teams play.  I have only been to 7 stadiums...and 1 of those doesn't count now because that team has moved on to D2.  I have been to Dubuque, Loras, Luther, Wartburg, Coe, Cornell, and Upper Iowa...who now play in D2...but not very well!!!