Bracketology 3.0

[Gully]

yes they will. 3 teams. especially with the Southland rep being the head of it. right?

NICHOLLS, UCA & SELA

sorry bubble teams. lol

that can't help Bubba

[56BISON73]

yes they will. 3 teams. especially with the Southland rep being the head of it. right?

NICHOLLS, UCA & SELA

sorry bubble teams. lol

The rep must recuse himself from all conversation regarding those teams from his conference.

[ndsubison1]

Committee chair I believe is from JSU

[NDSU92]

The rep must recuse himself from all conversation regarding those teams from his conference.

Lmao just like New Hampshire’s did all of those years

[El_Chapo]

Lmao just like New Hampshire’s did all of those years

lol bazinga. it's like putting your CEO in the hallway. you still gonna appease him

[Christopher Moen]

that can't help Bubba

They are even more screwed now.


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[Hammersmith]

The rep must recuse himself from all conversation regarding those teams from his conference.

No. A committee member from a school must leave the room when their school is talked about. A committee member from a conference office must leave the room when a member of their conference is being talked about. The manual does not say a member from a school that is representing a conference must leave the room when other schools from their conference are being talked about. I think this is why the conferences often select athletic directors from schools not normally in the running for an at-large bid to be their representatives. The current MVFC rep is the AD from Missouri State. He can stay in the room for any discussions on MVFC schools except MSU.

Section 2.3 Selection Criteria
5. If a committee member’s institution is under consideration, that committee member will not be allowed in the room during discussions involving his/her team and may not vote for his/her team during the voting process. Similarly, a committee member from a conference office may not be present during discussions, nor vote for any team from his/her conference.

https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/cha...ampsManual.pdf

[56BISON73]

No. A committee member from a school must leave the room when their school is talked about. A committee member from a conference office must leave the room when a member of their conference is being talked about. The manual does not say a member from a school that is representing a conference must leave the room when other schools from their conference are being talked about. I think this is why the conferences often select athletic directors from schools not normally in the running for an at-large bid to be their representatives. The current MVFC rep is the AD from Missouri State. He can stay in the room for any discussions on MVFC schools except MSU.





https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/cha...ampsManual.pdf

Similarly, a committee member from a conference office may not be present during discussions, nor vote for any team from his/her conference.

Is this not what I said????

[Hammersmith]

Similarly, a committee member from a conference office may not be present during discussions, nor vote for any team from his/her conference.

Is this not what I said????

I don't believe so. Each conference sends someone to the committee. That person could be an AD from a member school(say the MSU AD), or an official from the conference office(say Patty V for us). If the rep is an AD, they only have to leave if their school is being discussed. If the rep is a conference official, they have to leave for any conference member being discussed. At least that's the way I read it.

[56BISON73]

I don't believe so. Each conference sends someone to the committee. That person could be an AD from a member school(say the MSU AD), or an official from the conference office(say Patty V for us). If the rep is an AD, they only have to leave if their school is being discussed. If the rep is a conference official, they have to leave for any conference member being discussed. At least that's the way I read it.

Ok no biggie.