TexasTerror
February 17th, 2006, 08:49 PM
Am I the only one that has noticed this? I've seen this several times throughout the year while doing my reading up for I-AA information. This particular one comes from Boston University's basketball release.
Since when did someone try to compare RPIs of I-AA "leagues" and what justifies a I-AA league? Does the SLC count as an "I-AA league". We do have ULM who plays I-A football and of course, several non I-AA football playing schools. What does this mean for a Georgetown? They are I-AA in football, but play in the Big East, a Div I-A football conference, for everything else.
Someone needs to drop an e-mail to this SID or something. Someone has a fundamental misunderstanding what I-AA and I-A is all about...or do I just not know something? I know the whole I-A, I-AA and I-AAA classifications for how schools are recognized, but this makes no sense to me...
"America East moved up one spot this week to 11th in The Collegiate Basketball News Women's RPI Report and now ranks third among I-AA conferences. Only the Colonial (eighth) and Atlantic 10 (10th) are higher ranking I-AA leagues. America East has never finished as high as 11th in the final RPI for a season and never as high as third among I-AA Conferences. America East boasts three teams with RPIs in the top 100 with Hartford (46) and Boston University (84) just behind the Seawolves."
http://goseawolves.collegesports.com/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/021706aaa.html
Since when did someone try to compare RPIs of I-AA "leagues" and what justifies a I-AA league? Does the SLC count as an "I-AA league". We do have ULM who plays I-A football and of course, several non I-AA football playing schools. What does this mean for a Georgetown? They are I-AA in football, but play in the Big East, a Div I-A football conference, for everything else.
Someone needs to drop an e-mail to this SID or something. Someone has a fundamental misunderstanding what I-AA and I-A is all about...or do I just not know something? I know the whole I-A, I-AA and I-AAA classifications for how schools are recognized, but this makes no sense to me...
"America East moved up one spot this week to 11th in The Collegiate Basketball News Women's RPI Report and now ranks third among I-AA conferences. Only the Colonial (eighth) and Atlantic 10 (10th) are higher ranking I-AA leagues. America East has never finished as high as 11th in the final RPI for a season and never as high as third among I-AA Conferences. America East boasts three teams with RPIs in the top 100 with Hartford (46) and Boston University (84) just behind the Seawolves."
http://goseawolves.collegesports.com/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/021706aaa.html