NCAA playoff criteria for at-large

[The Cats]

OK, what's the real scoop on the requirement for D-I wins to be eligible to receive an at-large bid? is it 7 or is it 6?


I thought I read somewhere back when they upped the number of playoff sports to 24, the also lowered the number of D-1 wins to 6, or did I just dream that?










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[AggieManiac704]

OK, what's the real scoop on the requirement for D-I wins to be eligible to receive an at-large bid? is it 7 or is it 6?


I thought I read somewhere back when they upped the number of playoff sports to 24, the also lowered the number of D-1 wins to 6, or did I just dream that?





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I thought it was still 7

[skinny_uncle]

I think it was changed to 6, but in practicality most years there will be enough teams with 7+ wins, it won't happen.

[melloware13]

"The won-lost record of a team will be scrutinized to determine a team’s strength of schedule; however, fewer thansix Division I wins may place a team in jeopardy of not being selected"

From: http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/2015-16_DIFCS_PreChamps_20150924.pdf page 16

[melloware13]

Also, the official teams ineligible as per the NCAA Manual:
Jacksonville
Gardner-Webb
Florida A&M
Savannah State
Alabama State
Abilene Christian
Incarnate Word

[catamount man]

[QUOTE=The Cats;2282066]OK, what's the real scoop on the requirement for D-I wins to be eligible to receive an at-large bid? is it 7 or is it 6?


I thought I read somewhere back when they upped the number of playoff sports to 24, the also lowered the number of D-1 wins to 6, or did I just dream that?

I was told this weekend that 2016 may see our last d2 for a while. Seems that the deal with G-W is gonna help scheduling. Was also told a major facilities update is forthcoming and soon. Exciting times. GO CATS!!!