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Savannah State moved from D-I MEAC to D-II in 2017-19. Winston-Salem moved down in 2009. I don’t know how the conference handled them.

T-U story on Shaker DE Ghassan Chelade committing to Albany Meteoric ascent has Shaker's Ghassan Chehade set to play football at UAlbany

I'm sure they use the same metric as for the basketball tournament: any power conference team with a .500 record gets in, any other conference can suck it. Or would you rather go back to 1970, where only conference champions get in the tournament, and a lot of teams decide to be independent.

Hartford has covid issues

I'm sure they're using the same metric as the basketball tournament; if a power conference team has a .500 record they're in, other schools suck it. Or we could go back to 1970, when only one team per conference got in, and a lot more schools can decide to be independent.

The only "incident" in 2013 was that we lost to $iena in April, when one of the Thompsons missed the game for a childbirth or something.

Because the ACC is 31-1 out of conference.

Channel 13 had a story on the Schneidereith quadruplets, including Albany goalie Georgia https://wnyt.com/sports/lacrosse-a-family-affair-for-schneidereith-quadruplets/6073085/

Another chance for AE Football? on AGS is another thread (though much of the discussion revolves around Hartford finances and dropping to D-III) but obviously not all Maine and UNH people are in favor of dropping games with James Madison, Richmond or William & Mary to play what they see are lesser, more regional football programs.

Yes, it was a $iena "home" game in Feb. '71

1. That must have been a trend in area gyms. Statefan can confirm that old Albany High (soon to be our engineering school) had posts right on the sideline. Vincentian Institute on Madison & Partridge had them pretty close, and the former St. Columba's in Schenectady had them in the court; they were known for their 2-2-1-2 zone defense. 2. University Gym opened in the fall of '68, my freshman year. 3. JV teams went out because they use up a year of eligibility and the scholarship would count against your total for the varsity.

UMBC wins, 15-13 in the fifth

Interesting watching a volleyball match with an announcer (Ashley Castellano) who actually knows what's going on and can point it out. Great Danes win the first set 25-23

The university announcement pretty much is repeated for all venues Event attendance will be limited to guests of participating student-athletes and coaching staffs and all attendees must be submitted in advance via a team pass list for approval. There will be no gameday walk ups accepted for any events. Opposing team guests and the general public will not be permitted to attend UAlbany athletics events at this time and tailgating is strictly prohibited at all contests.

Jared Verse writing impressive chapter as redshirt freshman New York to allow college sports fans beginning Friday, with capacity limits