Division I hoops playing an NAIA team

[a_rosenthal]

Does it count in the win column for the D-I team?

 

[expendable]

Yes, it counts in the overall record, but it doesn't count in the RPI.

 

[Stitch]

How ugly was the game by chance? The DI-NAIA matchup I saw last weekend was just a chance to get bench players significant playing time.

 

[a_rosenthal]

The DI team (Northern Colorado) only beat Johnson & Wales by nine points. They shot less than 40 percent from the field.
This is the same team our columnist predicted would win 17 games. Needless to say, I don't think they'll meet that number.

 

[KP]

The DI team (Northern Colorado) only beat Johnson & Wales by nine points. They shot less than 40 percent from the field.
This is the same team our columnist predicted would win 17 games. Needless to say, I don't think they'll meet that number.

Take the under, unless they play multiple NAIA schools.

 

[Moderator1]

The DI team (Northern Colorado) only beat Johnson & Wales by nine points. They shot less than 40 percent from the field.
This is the same team our columnist predicted would win 17 games. Needless to say, I don't think they'll meet that number.

The culinary school?

I'll bet the pregame spread was excellent.

 

[MU_was_not_so_hard]

If I remember correctly, an NAIA football team defeated Savannah State (FCS, I-AA, whatever) this year.
At Savannah State.
During the Tigers' homecoming.

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

If I remember correctly, an NAIA football team defeated Savannah State (FCS, I-AA, whatever) this year.
At Savannah State.
During the Tigers' homecoming.

Isn't this Savannah State's first year with a football team tho?

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

If I remember correctly, an NAIA football team defeated Savannah State (FCS, I-AA, whatever) this year.
At Savannah State.
During the Tigers' homecoming.

Isn't this Savannah State's first year with a football team tho?

No, Savvie State has been embarrassing itself since moving up to Division I-AA for the 2000 season. They've been playing football since the 1950s.