Ncaa's

Discussion in 'College & Amateur Soccer' started by LuvDaBears, Nov 17, 2003.

  1. LuvDaBears

    LuvDaBears New Member

    Sep 4, 2002
    USA
    How in the heck did NC State and Clemson make it in?
     
  2. fatman

    fatman New Member

    Nov 14, 2003
    Hoosier Country
    I have no clue!!! The entire ACC made it with the exception of Duke and including 3 of the top 4 seeds. The ACC is the best conference in America but I do not agree with the inclusions of NC State and Clemson who had subpar records and didnt even make the final of their on conference tournaments.

    Quick question: 4 MAC teams and only 2 Big Ten teams?
    The Big Ten is rated as a better conference but they still get four teams. I could understand 3 (Cincinnati, Kentucky, Akron) but where does Western Michigan get in! You would think Michigan State would have gotten in over Western.
     
  3. LuvDaBears

    LuvDaBears New Member

    Sep 4, 2002
    USA
    Well I guess Tarantini's job is safe.
     
  4. soccertom

    soccertom New Member

    Jun 2, 1999
    Cincinnati is a C-USA Team.
     
  5. Licorice All-Star

    Licorice All-Star New Member

    Jul 3, 2001
    And Western Michigan won the Conference Championship.
     
  6. HoosiersUnited

    HoosiersUnited New Member

    May 6, 2003
    No other Big 10 team deserved it, to be honest. IU and Michigan were the cream of the conference, but the rest was mediocre at best.

    Here's to hoping IU can make the run through the Bruins...
     
  7. fatman

    fatman New Member

    Nov 14, 2003
    Hoosier Country
    sorry about the mis info here
    i was in a rush typing and made some mistakes

    I agree no other big ten teams deserved to get in but how can soccer ratings rate the big ten as the third toughest conference and only two teams get in is beyond me

    my stomach is calling me
    im out

    p.s. im having pizza with everything on it HoosierUnited and Sandon my main man are more than welcome to have a few cold ones and have a slice
     

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