Junior High Location: Omaha, NE Registered: December 17, 2002 Posts: 541 |  posted NAIA has taken a huge hit losing Lindenwood, Notre Dame and McKendree. It is defiantly not very deep now. http://naia.cstv.com/sports/m-...c-rel/101911aaa.html http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/sc...t/WRIndivids1019.pdf |
| NCAA Champion Registered: February 03, 2003 Posts: 2006 | posted Hope Midland stays healthy...it's always a factor in any sport. They have a legit shot at the top if things shake out right. Rankings didn't include Alex Bridgeford at 133 or 141 because he isn't eligible till 2nd semester. I feel that Clayton will go higher than 6th also and maybe even bring in a team mate with him into the all american rounds. Good luck men...time to get after it. |
| Rookie Location: Omaha Registered: December 04, 2005 Posts: 90 | posted
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| Novice Registered: November 28, 2006 Posts: 226 | posted I don't think DII is tougher than it use to be, or easier for that matter. I just think it is different faces at the top. Remember DII has lost perinatal powers NDSU, Portland State, UND, SDSU, and a few others that I have surely missed. I feel DII needed these schools to move up to keep its level of competitiveness. |
| Junior High Location: Omaha, NE Registered: December 17, 2002 Posts: 541 | posted DII was much tougher than the NAIA before the move of these schools. DII Wrestling is actually the fastest growing sport in the NCAA. |
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