(05-25-2017 04:27 AM)dxdtdemon Wrote:  Ohio may be a little oversaturated in terms of FBS, but I think it has the right number of overall Division I programs. 12 of the 13 universities have enrollment in the five digits, with 11 having at least 15,000, and Xavier is still a pretty good program despite being the one with a four-digit enrollment. I mean, yes, there are some five-digit enrollment universities in Division II and III, but they're the exception rather than the rule.

North Carolina has too many D1 programs. With most being small schools. Elon, High Point, Garner-Webb, etc should not be D1

(05-23-2017 07:10 PM)CrazyPaco Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:32 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:18 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:04 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Should there be a special color for D2 schools winning the D1 championship?

McKendree's women's bowling defeated Nebraska to claim the D1 NCAA Women's Bowling Championship.

http://www.ncaa.com/sports/bowling

Is this an embarrassment for a P5 school to lose to a D2 school for a National Championship? We have part time D1 schools. Would they get a special color for what sports they are in, and a color to show they are D1 champs in a sport?

There is no such thing as a part time D1 school. There are sports that are not divided into divisions, like Bowling.

There are schools that have one or two Division 1 teams. They exist primarily in hockey, lacrosse, and soccer with a few others like Dallas Baptist in baseball.

Several schools that are primarily in Division II field Division I wrestling programs: Bloomsburg, Clarion, Edinboro, & Lock Haven. Franklin & Marshall is DIII and fields a D1 wrestling program.

UC-San Diego have the most in D1. They have like 8.

I believe Western Washington is D1 for Women's rowing. Not many schools have that at D2 level.

RMAC schools are mainly alone that have LAX for both men and women.

(05-25-2017 11:29 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 07:10 PM)CrazyPaco Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:32 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:18 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:04 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Should there be a special color for D2 schools winning the D1 championship?

McKendree's women's bowling defeated Nebraska to claim the D1 NCAA Women's Bowling Championship.

http://www.ncaa.com/sports/bowling

Is this an embarrassment for a P5 school to lose to a D2 school for a National Championship? We have part time D1 schools. Would they get a special color for what sports they are in, and a color to show they are D1 champs in a sport?

There is no such thing as a part time D1 school. There are sports that are not divided into divisions, like Bowling.

There are schools that have one or two Division 1 teams. They exist primarily in hockey, lacrosse, and soccer with a few others like Dallas Baptist in baseball.

Several schools that are primarily in Division II field Division I wrestling programs: Bloomsburg, Clarion, Edinboro, & Lock Haven. Franklin & Marshall is DIII and fields a D1 wrestling program.

UC-San Diego have the most in D1. They have like 8.

I believe Western Washington is D1 for Women's rowing. Not many schools have that at D2 level.

RMAC schools are mainly alone that have LAX for both men and women.

Why do you continually post information that is FALSE?

UC-San Diego has ZERO Sports that compete at the Division I level.

They have three sports (Fencing, Men's and Women's Water Polo) that compete in NCAA sports that have no divisions.
Men's Volleyball from the NCAA is split between DIII and the NCAA. Again, it is not called the NCAA Division I championship.

Western Washington competed in the DII Rowing Championships, finishing 3rd in DIVISION II

(05-25-2017 01:05 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  

(05-25-2017 11:29 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 07:10 PM)CrazyPaco Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:32 PM)BePcr07 Wrote:  

(05-23-2017 06:18 PM)dbackjon Wrote:  There is no such thing as a part time D1 school. There are sports that are not divided into divisions, like Bowling.

There are schools that have one or two Division 1 teams. They exist primarily in hockey, lacrosse, and soccer with a few others like Dallas Baptist in baseball.

Several schools that are primarily in Division II field Division I wrestling programs: Bloomsburg, Clarion, Edinboro, & Lock Haven. Franklin & Marshall is DIII and fields a D1 wrestling program.

UC-San Diego have the most in D1. They have like 8.

I believe Western Washington is D1 for Women's rowing. Not many schools have that at D2 level.

RMAC schools are mainly alone that have LAX for both men and women.

Why do you continually post information that is FALSE?

UC-San Diego has ZERO Sports that compete at the Division I level.

They have three sports (Fencing, Men's and Women's Water Polo) that compete in NCAA sports that have no divisions.
Men's Volleyball from the NCAA is split between DIII and the NCAA. Again, it is not called the NCAA Division I championship.

Western Washington competed in the DII Rowing Championships, finishing 3rd in DIVISION II

It's called the National Collegiate Division (D-NC) for the sports of:
Women's Beach Volleyball, Women's Bowling, Co-ed Fencing, Men's Gymnastics, Women's Gymnastics, Women's Ice Hockey, Co-ed Rifle, Co-ed Skiing, Men's Volleyball, Men's Water Polo, and Women's Water Polo. Women's Ice Hockey and Men's Volleyball are split with a D-NC and D-III championship. Men's Ice Hockey is D-I and D-III and I'm guessing the reason it's not classified as D-NC is because the D-II Northeast-10 Conference sponsors the sport although there is no longer a D-II championship. All other sports have championships in each division.

There are only 11 teams from D-II schools competing in D-I and they are grandfathered in because of the 2011 decision.

Dallas Baptist — Baseball
New York Tech — Baseball
Lock Haven — Field Hockey
Augusta — Men's Golf
Francis Marion — Men's Golf
Augusta — Women's Golf
Bellarmine — Men's Lacrosse
Bloomsburg — Wrestling
Clarion — Wrestling
Edinboro — Wrestling
Lock Haven — Wrestling

(05-25-2017 06:57 AM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  

(05-25-2017 04:27 AM)dxdtdemon Wrote:  Ohio may be a little oversaturated in terms of FBS, but I think it has the right number of overall Division I programs. 12 of the 13 universities have enrollment in the five digits, with 11 having at least 15,000, and Xavier is still a pretty good program despite being the one with a four-digit enrollment. I mean, yes, there are some five-digit enrollment universities in Division II and III, but they're the exception rather than the rule.

North Carolina has too many D1 programs. With most being small schools. Elon, High Point, Garner-Webb, etc should not be D1

Campbell, Elon, Gardner-Webb, and High Point need to drop down to D2. An argument could be made for Western and Asheville dropping down, as well.

(05-25-2017 06:57 AM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  

(05-25-2017 04:27 AM)dxdtdemon Wrote:  Ohio may be a little oversaturated in terms of FBS, but I think it has the right number of overall Division I programs. 12 of the 13 universities have enrollment in the five digits, with 11 having at least 15,000, and Xavier is still a pretty good program despite being the one with a four-digit enrollment. I mean, yes, there are some five-digit enrollment universities in Division II and III, but they're the exception rather than the rule.

North Carolina has too many D1 programs. With most being small schools. Elon, High Point, Garner-Webb, etc should not be D1

Well we do have to have some non D2 OOC basketball games on the schedule!

(05-21-2017 03:09 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  I've been working on this for some time now and thought I'd share it with all of you college sports fans. This map shows every NCAA Division I program as of this year. While I know other maps have existed previously, none of them were completely up-to-date, so I took it upon myself to create one. The only program that isn't included on the map is Hawaii (Sorry, Rainbow Warriors!) due to their location. While I know there might be some programs that are slightly off in location, it was extremely tough to place everybody exactly without any guidelines. I did my best, so cut me some slack if something is a few miles off!

One thing that still stands out to me is how distance there is between programs once you get west of Texas and east of the West Coast. There are plenty of programs on the eastern seaboard, especially around New England and the Mid Atlantic, but when you look at states like Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and Nebraska, giant plots of land are without DI representation. It's wild to compare that to states like Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, New York, and Texas to see that giant contrast.

Anyways, enjoy!

What you left off a P12 school. NO Oregon State?

(05-25-2017 09:44 PM)billings Wrote:  

(05-21-2017 03:09 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  I've been working on this for some time now and thought I'd share it with all of you college sports fans. This map shows every NCAA Division I program as of this year. While I know other maps have existed previously, none of them were completely up-to-date, so I took it upon myself to create one. The only program that isn't included on the map is Hawaii (Sorry, Rainbow Warriors!) due to their location. While I know there might be some programs that are slightly off in location, it was extremely tough to place everybody exactly without any guidelines. I did my best, so cut me some slack if something is a few miles off!

One thing that still stands out to me is how distance there is between programs once you get west of Texas and east of the West Coast. There are plenty of programs on the eastern seaboard, especially around New England and the Mid Atlantic, but when you look at states like Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and Nebraska, giant plots of land are without DI representation. It's wild to compare that to states like Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, New York, and Texas to see that giant contrast.

Anyways, enjoy!

What you left off a P12 school. NO Oregon State?

The beaver above the O

(05-21-2017 09:07 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  State-by-state breakdown:
Hawaii - 1
Minnesota - 1
Maine - 1
Vermont - 1
Wyoming - 1

Delaware - 2
Montana - 2
Nevada - 2
New Hampshire - 2
New Mexico - 2
North Dakota - 2
South Dakota - 2
West Virginia - 2

Arizona - 3
Idaho - 3
Kansas - 3
Nebraska - 3

District of Columbia - 4
Iowa - 4
Oklahoma - 4
Oregon - 4
Rhode Island - 4
Wisconsin - 4

Arkansas - 5
Colorado - 5
Missouri - 5
Washington - 5

Massachusetts - 6
Mississippi - 6
Utah - 6

Connecticut - 7
Georgia - 7
Kentucky - 7
Michigan - 7

New Jersey - 8

Alabama - 9
Maryland - 9

Indiana - 10

Louisiana - 12
South Carolina - 12
Tennessee - 12

Florida - 13
Illinois - 13
Ohio - 13

Pennsylvania - 14
Virginia - 14

North Carolina - 18

New York - 21
Texas - 21

California - 24

It would be interesting to see what percentage are P5 schools of the D1 schools. I think Ohio wins with the lowest percentage for states that have a P5

(05-25-2017 09:44 PM)billings Wrote:  

(05-21-2017 03:09 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  I've been working on this for some time now and thought I'd share it with all of you college sports fans. This map shows every NCAA Division I program as of this year. While I know other maps have existed previously, none of them were completely up-to-date, so I took it upon myself to create one. The only program that isn't included on the map is Hawaii (Sorry, Rainbow Warriors!) due to their location. While I know there might be some programs that are slightly off in location, it was extremely tough to place everybody exactly without any guidelines. I did my best, so cut me some slack if something is a few miles off!

One thing that still stands out to me is how distance there is between programs once you get west of Texas and east of the West Coast. There are plenty of programs on the eastern seaboard, especially around New England and the Mid Atlantic, but when you look at states like Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and Nebraska, giant plots of land are without DI representation. It's wild to compare that to states like Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, New York, and Texas to see that giant contrast.

Anyways, enjoy!

What you left off a P12 school. NO Oregon State?

No, he's got them on the map. He did a great job.

(05-25-2017 11:50 PM)Sactowndog Wrote:  

(05-21-2017 09:07 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  State-by-state breakdown:
Hawaii - 1
Minnesota - 1
Maine - 1
Vermont - 1
Wyoming - 1

Delaware - 2
Montana - 2
Nevada - 2
New Hampshire - 2
New Mexico - 2
North Dakota - 2
South Dakota - 2
West Virginia - 2

Arizona - 3
Idaho - 3
Kansas - 3
Nebraska - 3

District of Columbia - 4
Iowa - 4
Oklahoma - 4
Oregon - 4
Rhode Island - 4
Wisconsin - 4

Arkansas - 5
Colorado - 5
Missouri - 5
Washington - 5

Massachusetts - 6
Mississippi - 6
Utah - 6

Connecticut - 7
Georgia - 7
Kentucky - 7
Michigan - 7

New Jersey - 8

Alabama - 9
Maryland - 9

Indiana - 10

Louisiana - 12
South Carolina - 12
Tennessee - 12

Florida - 13
Illinois - 13
Ohio - 13

Pennsylvania - 14
Virginia - 14

North Carolina - 18

New York - 21
Texas - 21

California - 24

It would be interesting to see what percentage are P5 schools of the D1 schools. I think Ohio wins with the lowest percentage for states that have a P5

NY has a larger population (19M vs. 11.7M), but they don't have the depth of FBS talent Ohio has.

Wow, New York has 2 in the entire state, 1 in a major conference. Add in New Jersey and it's 3/2. Crazy for a state that size.

Only Buffalo, Army and Syracuse in FBS. Stony Brook said they want to be FBS one day.

I forgot about Army but they only technically count.

(05-25-2017 11:50 PM)Sactowndog Wrote:  

(05-21-2017 09:07 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  State-by-state breakdown:
Hawaii - 1
Minnesota - 1
Maine - 1
Vermont - 1
Wyoming - 1

Delaware - 2
Montana - 2
Nevada - 2
New Hampshire - 2
New Mexico - 2
North Dakota - 2
South Dakota - 2
West Virginia - 2

Arizona - 3
Idaho - 3
Kansas - 3
Nebraska - 3

District of Columbia - 4
Iowa - 4
Oklahoma - 4
Oregon - 4
Rhode Island - 4
Wisconsin - 4

Arkansas - 5
Colorado - 5
Missouri - 5
Washington - 5

Massachusetts - 6
Mississippi - 6
Utah - 6

Connecticut - 7
Georgia - 7
Kentucky - 7
Michigan - 7

New Jersey - 8

Alabama - 9
Maryland - 9

Indiana - 10

Louisiana - 12
South Carolina - 12
Tennessee - 12

Florida - 13
Illinois - 13
Ohio - 13

Pennsylvania - 14
Virginia - 14

North Carolina - 18

New York - 21
Texas - 21

California - 24

It would be interesting to see what percentage are P5 schools of the D1 schools. I think Ohio wins with the lowest percentage for states that have a P5

Of states with at least one P5 school, the lowest percentages of P5 to total D-I are:

New York.........9.1% (1 of 11)
Ohio..............10.0% (1 of 10)
Louisiana........10.0% (1 of 10)
Maryland........16.7% (1 of 6)
Pennsylvania...18.2% (2 of 11)

(05-21-2017 09:07 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  State-by-state breakdown:
Hawaii - 1
Minnesota - 1
Maine - 1
Vermont - 1
Wyoming - 1

Delaware - 2
Montana - 2
Nevada - 2
New Hampshire - 2
New Mexico - 2
North Dakota - 2
South Dakota - 2
West Virginia - 2

Arizona - 3
Idaho - 3
Kansas - 3
Nebraska - 3

District of Columbia - 4
Iowa - 4
Oklahoma - 4
Oregon - 4
Rhode Island - 4
Wisconsin - 4

Arkansas - 5
Colorado - 5
Missouri - 5
Washington - 5

Massachusetts - 6
Mississippi - 6
Utah - 6

Connecticut - 7
Georgia - 7
Kentucky - 7
Michigan - 7

New Jersey - 8

Alabama - 9
Maryland - 9

Indiana - 10

Louisiana - 12
South Carolina - 12
Tennessee - 12

Florida - 13
Illinois - 13
Ohio - 13

Pennsylvania - 14
Virginia - 14

North Carolina - 18

New York - 21
Texas - 21

California - 24

I assume this list includes schools that do not play football at the D-I level.

(05-27-2017 10:56 AM)ken d Wrote:  

(05-21-2017 09:07 PM)rknj8993 Wrote:  State-by-state breakdown:
Hawaii - 1
Minnesota - 1
Maine - 1
Vermont - 1
Wyoming - 1

Delaware - 2
Montana - 2
Nevada - 2
New Hampshire - 2
New Mexico - 2
North Dakota - 2
South Dakota - 2
West Virginia - 2

Arizona - 3
Idaho - 3
Kansas - 3
Nebraska - 3

District of Columbia - 4
Iowa - 4
Oklahoma - 4
Oregon - 4
Rhode Island - 4
Wisconsin - 4

Arkansas - 5
Colorado - 5
Missouri - 5
Washington - 5

Massachusetts - 6
Mississippi - 6
Utah - 6

Connecticut - 7
Georgia - 7
Kentucky - 7
Michigan - 7

New Jersey - 8

Alabama - 9
Maryland - 9

Indiana - 10

Louisiana - 12
South Carolina - 12
Tennessee - 12

Florida - 13
Illinois - 13
Ohio - 13

Pennsylvania - 14
Virginia - 14

North Carolina - 18

New York - 21
Texas - 21

California - 24

I assume this list includes schools that do not play football at the D-I level.

Yep. California has 24 Division 1 schools, but only 7 of them play FBS football. 4 in the PAC and the other 3 in the MWC. It's amazing to me that the latter 3 aren't better with so many recruits in their back yard. Much smaller North Carolina now has 7 FBS schools!

That's because all those CA recruits are filling out the rosters of the rest of the schools in the PAC, plus some are going to other P5 conferences, all before they even look at the MWC schools. And when they do, I bet many of them are choosing Boise.

To put everything in one place, this is what I come up with for all the states (except Alaska), in order of the total number of D-I schools in each state.

State..............P5....G5....FCS....BB only...Total

Texas..............5......7.......8..........3.........23
California.........4......3.......4.........12........23
New York.........1......2.......8.........11........22
North Carolina..4......3.......7..........4.........18
Virginia............2.....1.......7..........5.........15
Pennsylvania....2......1.......8..........3.........14
Florida.............3......4......4...........2.........13
Ohio................1......7......2...........3.........13
Illinois.............2......1.......4..........6.........13
South Carolina..2......1......6...........3.........12
Louisiana.........1......4.......5...........1........11
Tennessee........2......2......5...........2.........11
Indiana............3......1......3...........3.........10
Alabama..........2......3.......4..........0..........9
Kentucky.........2.......1.......4..........1..........8
Maryland.........1.......1.......1..........5..........8
New Jersey......1.......0.......2..........5..........8
Mississippi.......2.......1.......4..........0..........7
Georgia...........2.......2......3...........0..........7
Michigan.........2........3......0..........2..........7
Connecticut.....0........1......3..........3..........7
Massachusetts..1.......1......2..........3..........7
Utah...............1........2......2..........1.........6
Arkansas.........1........1......2..........1.........5
Colorado..........1.......2......1..........1..........5
Missouri..........1........0......2..........2.........5
Washington.....2........0......1..........2.........5
Oregon...........2........0......1..........2.........5
Iowa..............2........0.......2.........0..........4
Rhode Island..0.........0......3..........1..........4
Arizona..........2.........0......1..........1..........4
Oklahoma.......2........1.......0.........1..........4
Wisconsin.......1.........0......0.........3..........4
Wash, DC.......0.........0......3.........1..........4
Idaho.............0........2......1..........0.........3
Kansas...........2........0.......0.........1..........3
Nebraska........1........0.......0.........2..........3
Montana.........0........0.......2.........0..........2
North Dakota..0.........0......2.........0..........2
South Dakota. 0........0.......2.........0..........2
New Hampshire.0......0.......2.........0..........2
Delaware.........0.......0.......2.........0..........2
Nevada...........0.......2.......0..........0.........2
New Mexico.....0.......2.......0..........0.........2
West Virginia...1.......1.......0..........0.........2
Maine.............0.......0.......1..........0.........1
Hawaii............0.......1.......0..........0.........1
Wyoming........0........1......0..........0.........1
Minnesota.......1........0......0..........0.........1
Vermont.........0........0......0..........1.........1

Total..............65......65....124.......97......351
.....................P5......G5....FCS......BB......D-I

(05-27-2017 02:18 PM)ken d Wrote:  To put everything in one place, this is what I come up with for all the states (except Alaska), in order of the total number of D-I schools in each state.

State..............P5....G5....FCS....BB only...Total

Texas..............5......7.......8..........3.........23
California.........4......3.......4.........12........23
New York.........1......2.......8.........11........22
North Carolina..4......3.......7..........4.........18
Virginia............2.....1.......7..........5.........15
Pennsylvania....2......1.......8..........3.........14
Florida.............3......4......4...........2.........13
Ohio................1......7......2...........3.........13
Illinois.............2......1.......4..........6.........13
South Carolina..2......1......6...........3.........12
Louisiana.........1......4.......5...........1........11
Tennessee........2......2......5...........2.........11
Indiana............3......1......3...........3.........10
Alabama..........2......3.......4..........0..........9
Kentucky.........2.......1.......4..........1..........8
Maryland.........1.......1.......1..........5..........8
New Jersey......1.......0.......2..........5..........8
Mississippi.......2.......1.......4..........0..........7
Georgia...........2.......2......3...........0..........7
Michigan.........2........3......0..........2..........7
Connecticut.....0........1......3..........3..........7
Massachusetts..1.......1......2..........3..........7
Utah...............1........2......2..........1.........6
Arkansas.........1........1......2..........1.........5
Colorado..........1.......2......1..........1..........5
Missouri..........1........0......2..........2.........5
Washington.....2........0......1..........2.........5
Oregon...........2........0......1..........2.........5
Iowa..............2........0.......2.........0..........4
Rhode Island..0.........0......3..........1..........4
Arizona..........2.........0......1..........1..........4
Oklahoma.......2........1.......0.........1..........4
Wisconsin.......1.........0......0.........3..........4
Wash, DC.......0.........0......3.........1..........4
Idaho.............0........2......1..........0.........3
Kansas...........2........0.......0.........1..........3
Nebraska........1........0.......0.........2..........3
Montana.........0........0.......2.........0..........2
North Dakota..0.........0......2.........0..........2
South Dakota. 0........0.......2.........0..........2
New Hampshire.0......0.......2.........0..........2
Delaware.........0.......0.......2.........0..........2
Nevada...........0.......2.......0..........0.........2
New Mexico.....0.......2.......0..........0.........2
West Virginia...1.......1.......0..........0.........2
Maine.............0.......0.......1..........0.........1
Hawaii............0.......1.......0..........0.........1
Wyoming........0........1......0..........0.........1
Minnesota.......1........0......0..........0.........1
Vermont.........0........0......0..........1.........1

Total..............65......65....124.......97......351
.....................P5......G5....FCS......BB......D-I

It's crazy to compare Minnesota (1) and Louisiana (11). One is geographically smaller, has a smaller population, is much poorer, and has less people who attend college and yet it has 11 Division 1 schools while the one who could afford it has only 1.