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by gnarly on Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:21 pm
I see the first schedule is out looking at the news feed tab on the recruiting spreadsheet. It is only for W. Ill of the Summit league, but others are likely to follow soon. They do play a few recent tourney teams: SEMO, S. Dak St, and IUPUI for example.
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Re: 2010 Schedules
by gnarly on Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:13 am
Several teams have posted spring schedules now. Including UNC and NEB. NEB has quite a schedule with 10 games against a lot of teams that made the tourney. Didn't know you could play so many games in the spring?
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Re: 2010 Schedules
by Purplegeezer on Sat Jan 30, 2010 12:03 pm
Enjoy the Spring ball this year.
you can play as many teams as you want. What's restricted is the 5 DAYS of competition (plus a National team or Alumni team). Some schools are electing to play two or three games a day to get all the players involved. sometimes those are shortened scrimmages.
There's a proposal on the docket to restrict travel in the off season to ground transportation (for all sports but the revenue ones). this means UNC will be playing High Point in the Spring instead of Notre Dame, and will restrict our play to one of the Oregon and Washington schools. The is one proposal that would exempt Hawaii, but there's another that wouldn't. If that passes, Spring ball is over for them. There's another that follows the 400 mile rule.
It's definitely cost cutting time in the NCAA.
you can play as many teams as you want. What's restricted is the 5 DAYS of competition (plus a National team or Alumni team). Some schools are electing to play two or three games a day to get all the players involved. sometimes those are shortened scrimmages.
There's a proposal on the docket to restrict travel in the off season to ground transportation (for all sports but the revenue ones). this means UNC will be playing High Point in the Spring instead of Notre Dame, and will restrict our play to one of the Oregon and Washington schools. The is one proposal that would exempt Hawaii, but there's another that wouldn't. If that passes, Spring ball is over for them. There's another that follows the 400 mile rule.
It's definitely cost cutting time in the NCAA.
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