The 2017 World Baseball Classic will be taking place in the month of March so here is a preview for this years event.
The World Baseball Classic was created in 2006, as sort of a World Cup event for baseball and it has happened every 3 or 4 years since. The 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic were won by Japan and the 2013 World Baseball Classic was won by the Dominican Republic. Historically the United States has not fared so well at the Classic due to the fact that its best players don't often participate as its best finish was a 4th place finish in 2009. Through looking at the preliminary rosters which are subject to change, its looking like the US will have a pretty solid team although it could definitely be better. Their pitching staff is lead by Chris Archer and Marcus Stroman, and they have players such as Buster Posey, Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, and Andrew McCutchen on the offense. What is unfortunate is the US has actually lost some players who choose to play for other countries. While they were both born in the United States Dellin Betances and Manny Machado have chosen to play for the Dominican Republic team. The World Baseball Classic has always been an event in which future MLB players, current MLB players, and former MLB players all play against each other and this year is no different. Reds prospect Dilson Herrera is playing for the Colombian team who is actually making their debut in the event. Team Venezuela is stacked with MLB players such as Felix Hernandez, Jose Altuve, and Miguel Cabrera. Former Red Sox pitchers Ryan Dempster and Eric Gagne have decided to come out of retirement and play for Canada. One of the more interesting teams in this event is Team Israel who is making their debut in the World Baseball Classic. After losing in the final qualifying game in 2013, they were able to finally make it this year. What is interesting about Israel is that they have a law as a country that any Jewish person if they wanted to could get Israeli citizenship. Now, baseball is not a huge sport is Israel and they aren't filled with talent however there are a lot of American Jewish athletes who while they are solid players would not come close to making the American team, so they are playing for team Israel. Players such as former Mets first baseman Ike Davis, former Red Sox catcher Ryan Lavarnway, and Marlins all star third baseman Danny Valencia are on the team. Every World Baseball Classic has a breakout star, someone who bursts out on the scene and later has an impact in the Major Leagues. In 2006 it was Daisuke Matsuzaka of Japan, in 2009 it was Yoenis Cespedes of Cuba, in 2013 it was Kenta Maeda of Japan, my prediction is that this year it will be Shohei Otani of Japan. Shohei Otani is a 22 year old pitcher in the Nippon Baseball League of Japan and this isn't a comparison to just throw around so I don't make it often, but he legitimately has a chance to be the next Babe Ruth. This season he went 10-4 with a 1.86 ERA and 174 strikeouts in 140 innings, and he had nearly 400 at bats and hit 22 homeruns and hit .322. That is absolutely insane, even in Japan which is supposedly not as good as the Major Leagues, so if anyone chooses to watch the event, watch out for Shohei Otani.
Saturday, January 21, 2017
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
The Little Known Plight of the PGA Tour Caddie
PGA Tour caddies are one of the most exploited groups of people in all of sports. It may seem like a glamorous life of making six figures for just carrying pro golfers clubs and giving them suggestions on which club to use, however things often aren't as they seem and when you take a closer look you notice that caddies are often very much taken advantage of. The way they are taken advantage of the most is through advertising, every week depending on who sponsors the tournament, caddies are forced to wear a bib with the company who is sponsoring the tournaments logo on it. They walk around with a big logo for the sponsoring company on it and they are not compensated at all. In 2015 a group of caddies sued the PGA tour for total damages in the hundreds of millions of dollars (about 750$ per tournament per caddie), in their lawsuit they said that the PGA Tour made 50 million on the caddies wearing these bills, and that the PGA Tour had reckless conduct and rigged the system so the caddies had an actual loss on these advertisements. Another problem that these caddies are suing for is that the PGA Tour has denied these caddies access to health care or pension plans. Being a caddy is very strenuous on the back and knees, and as caddies get older they often suffer from back and knee problems so its important that they are able to get health insurance and be protected in their retirement.
Sunday, January 1, 2017
2017 World Open Course Update
The 2017 World Open will be played at Laguna National Golf Club in Singapore at the World Classic Course.
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Designed By Andy Dye. Built in 2010 Signature hole is #17
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Colts-Texans Preview
Colts Preview
With a win over the Jets last week the Colts are now tied for first in the AFC South, with a win this week over the Texans they will be in first no matter what the Titans do because of their 2 wins over them this season. The Colts offense is firing on all cylinders right now with their dominant win over the Jets where Andrew Luck only had 6 incomplete passes and had 4 TD’s. Their defense took a hit this past week with D’Qwell Jackson getting suspended for 4 games so 5th round draft pick Antonio Morrison is going to have to step up.
Fantasy
I’d start Andrew Luck this week as he’s had one of his most efficient seasons, yet as he’s cut down on a lot of turnovers. Frank Gore had 100 yards rushing vs the Texans the last time out, so it wouldn’t be entirely unreasonable to expect that again. TY and Dwayne Allen had unbelievable games last week, and TY has played the Texans well in the past so I could see them going off again.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Colts-Jets Preview
Colts Preview
Well with 5 games left in the season and in 3rd place the Colts are surprisingly in control of their own destiny. This Monday they take on the Jets in what should be a tight battle. Luckily the Jets secondary isn’t doing all that great this season so Luck should be able to throw all over them. Colts have some players who may or may not be playing that are very important to their team. TY Hilton, Vontae Davis, and Robert Mathis are all suffering from minor injuries that can impact their availability for the game. Luckily Andrew Luck will be able to play after missing last week with a concussion.
Fantasy
Jets have a pretty good run defense so I don’t know how well Frank Gore will do but their secondary is awful so Luck will throw all over them. I expect TY (if he plays), Moncrief, and either Dwayne Allen or Jack Doyle to have a big game. Phillip Dorsett could also have a big game as he’s come up with some big receptions the past few weeks.
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Colts-Steelers Recap
Colts Recap
Well that was a tough Thanksgiving. In a 28–7 loss to the Steelers the Colts did not look good at all. There were some good moments, backup QB Scott Tolzien did decent enough to probably be brought back next season but he couldn’t convert on two costly 4th and 1’s from the goal line. The defense especially suffered as Vontae Davis got beat multiple times by Antonio Brown and had to leave the game. Colts were injured a lot as TY Hilton, and Ryan Kelly also had to leave the game. It’s looking like everyone will be back for the Jets game on Monday though.
Fantasy
Nobody really showed up in a significant way for fantasy purposes, the usually consistent Frank Gore and TY Hilton did awful, and Adam Vinatieri missed a field goal again. With Luck back next week it should all be back to normal.
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Division One Conference Realignment
Division One conferences are always argued about. Should UConn be in a Power Five conference? Should the Big 12 expand? These are questions that come up almost every year. However, I believe it would be better if we just started over. Conferences can finally be set in stone.
Georgetown University
Middle Eastern Conference:
Chesapeake Conference:
Carolina Conference:
Great Lakes Conference:
Lake Erie Conference:
Mississippi River Conference:
Depaul University
Iowa State University
Midwest Conference:
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Northeast Conference:
| Boston College |
| Boston University |
| Northeastern University |
| Providence College |
| Rutgers University |
| Seton Hall University |
| St. John's University |
| Syracuse University |
| UConn |
| UMass Amherst |
| United States Military Academy |
| University at Buffalo |
North Atlantic Conference:
Ivy League:
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Mid-Atlantic Conference:
Georgetown University
Pennsylvania
State University
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St.
Joseph's University
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Temple
University
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United
States Naval Academy
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University
of Delaware
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University
of Maryland, College Park
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University
of Pittsburgh
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| University of Virginia |
Villanova
University
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| Virginia Commonwealth University |
| Virginia Tech |
| West Virginia University |
Middle Eastern Conference:
| Bucknell University |
Coppin
State University
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Drexel
University
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Duquesne
University
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La
Salle University
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Lafayette
College
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Lehigh
University
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Loyola
University Maryland
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Morgan
State University
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Mount
St. Mary's University
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Robert
Morris University
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Saint
Francis University
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Towson
University
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University
of Maryland, Baltimore County
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University
of Maryland, Eastern Shore
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Chesapeake Conference:
| American University |
College
of William & Mary
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| George Mason University |
| George Washington University |
| Hampton University |
| Howard University |
James
Madison University
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| Liberty University |
| Longwood University |
| Marshall University |
| New Jersey Institute of Technology |
| Norfolk State University |
| Old Dominion University |
| Radford University |
| University of Richmond |
| Virginia Military Institute |
Carolina Conference:
| Clemson University |
| Coastal Carolina University |
Duke
University
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| East Carolina University |
North
Carolina State University
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University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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| University of South Carolina |
Wake
Forest University
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Catawba River Conference
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Campbell
University
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Charleston
Southern University
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College
of Charleston
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Davidson
College
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Elon
University
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Furman
University
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Gardner-Webb
University
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High
Point University
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North
Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
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North
Carolina Central University
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Presbyterian
College
Santee River Conference
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Sunshine State Conference:
Bethune-Cookman University |
Florida
Atlantic University
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Florida
Gulf Coast University
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Florida
International University
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Jacksonville
University
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Stetson
University
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University
of Central Florida
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University
of North Florida
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Great Lakes Conference:
Butler
University
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Indiana
University
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Michigan
State University
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Ohio
State University
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Purdue
University
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University
of Cincinnati
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University
of Dayton
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University
of Michigan
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University
of Notre Dame
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Xavier
University
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Lake Erie Conference:
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Hoosier Conference:
Ball
State University
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Indiana
State University
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Indiana
University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
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Indiana
University-Purdue University Indianapolis
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University
of Evansville
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University
of Toledo
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Valparaiso
University
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| Western Michigan University |
| Wright State University |
| Youngstown State University |
Mississippi River Conference:
| Auburn University |
| Florida State University |
| Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Mississippi State University |
| University of Alabama |
| University of Florida |
| University of Georgia |
University
of Kentucky
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University
of Louisville
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| University of Memphis |
| University of Miami (Florida) |
| University of Mississippi |
| University of South Florida |
| University of Tennessee |
| Vanderbilt University |
Mid-East Conference:
Alcorn
State University
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Austin
Peay State University
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Belmont
University
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East
Tennessee State University
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Eastern
Kentucky University
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Jackson
State University
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Lipscomb
University
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Middle
Tennessee State University
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Mississippi
Valley State University
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Morehead
State University
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Murray
State University
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Tennessee
State University
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Tennessee
Technological University
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University
of Southern Mississippi
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University
of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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University
of Tennessee at Martin
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Western
Kentucky University
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Lake Superior Conference:
Depaul University
Iowa State University
Marquette University
Northwestern University
Northern Illinois University
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Iowa
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Dubuque Conference:
Marquis de Lafayette Conference:
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Dubuque Conference:
| Bradley University |
| Chicago State University |
| Drake University |
| Eastern Illinois University |
| Illinois State University |
| Loyola University Chicago |
| Southern Illinois University Carbondale |
| Southern Illinois University Edwardsville |
| University of Illinois at Chicago |
| University of Wisconsin-Green Bay |
| University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee |
| Western Illinois University |
Marquis de Lafayette Conference:
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Louisiana
State University
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Louisiana
Tech University
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Saint
Louis University
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Tulane
University
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University
of Arkansas
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University
of Arkansas-Little Rock
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University
of Louisiana at Lafayette
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University
of Missouri
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Gulf of Mexico Conference:
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Arkansas
State University
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Grambling
State University
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Mcneese
State University
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Missouri
State University
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Nicholls
State University
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Northwestern
State University
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Southeast
Missouri State University
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Southeastern
Louisiana University
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Southern
University
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University
of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
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University
of Central Arkansas
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University
of Louisiana at Monroe
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University
of Missouri-Kansas City
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University
of New Orleans
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Midwest Conference:
University of Minnesota
University of North Dakota
North Dakota State University
South Dakota State University
University of South Dakota
Creighton University
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Interstate 35 Conference:
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Kansas
State University
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Oklahoma
State University-Stillwater
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Oral
Roberts University
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University
of Kansas
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University
of Oklahoma
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University
of Tulsa
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Wichita
State University
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Texas Conference:
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Baylor
University
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Southern
Methodist University
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Stephen
F. Austin State University
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Texas
A&M University
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Texas
Christian University
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Texas
Tech University
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University
of Houston
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University
of Texas at Austin
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Rio Grande Conference:
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Houston
Baptist University
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Lamar
University
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Prairie
View A&M University
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Rice
University
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Sam
Houston State University
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Texas
A&M University-Corpus Christi
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Texas
Southern University
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Texas
State University
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University
of North Texas
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University
of Texas at Arlington
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University
of Texas at El Paso
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University
of Texas at San Antonio
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University
of Texas Rio Grande Valley
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Lewis and Clark Conference:
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Boise
State University
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Idaho
State University
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Montana
State University
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University
of Idaho
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University
of Montana
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University
of Wyoming
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Rocky Mountain Conference:
| Brigham Young University |
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Colorado
State University
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| Southern Utah University |
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United
States Air Force Academy
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University
of Colorado Boulder
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| University of Denver |
| University of Northern Colorado |
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University
of Utah
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Utah
State University
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Utah
Valley University
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Weber
State University
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Mojave Desert Conference:
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Arizona
State University
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New
Mexico State University
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Northern
Arizona University
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University
of Arizona
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University
of Nevada, Las Vegas
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University
of Nevada, Reno
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University
of New Mexico
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Pacific Conference:
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Eastern
Washington University
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Gonzaga
University
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Oregon
State University
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Portland
State University
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Seattle
University
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University
of Hawaii at Manoa
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University
of Oregon
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University
of Portland
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University
of Washington
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Washington
State University
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California Conference:
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California
State University, Fresno
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Loyola
Marymount University
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Pepperdine
University
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Saint
Mary's College of California
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San
Diego State University
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San
Jose State University
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Stanford
University
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University
of California, Berkeley
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University
of California, Los Angeles
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University
of Southern California
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Redwood Conference:
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California
Polytechnic State University
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California
State University, Bakersfield
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California
State University, Fullerton
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California
State University, Long Beach
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California
State University, Northridge
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California
State University, Sacramento
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Santa
Clara University
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University
of California, Davis
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University
of California, Irvine
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University
of California, Riverside
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University
of California, Santa Barbara
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University
of San Diego
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University
of San Francisco
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University
of the Pacific
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