After a disastrous start, we had a nice recovery in the Director's Cup

[615dawg]

Here are the standings not including our 17th place finish (50 points) in baseball, as well as men's track and field (23rd)

24.25DI SpringOverall 6.10 (PDF) - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics

24.25DI SpringOverall 6.10 (PDF)

nacda.com

We will likely end up in the top 50. Our best finish ever was 44th and it's not out of play. We've only had two top 50 finishes ever.

We had an abysmal fall and weren't in the top 110 after the fall, even with women's soccer.

 

[Leeshouldveflanked]

It will be interesting what happens with Revenue Sharing…. Some of these schools will have to make some hard choices on what sports to keep.

 

[Called3rdstrikedawg]

It will be interesting what happens with Revenue Sharing…. Some of these schools will have to make some hard choices on what sports to keep.

True. And I think this award should only consider the athletics that every program participates in with the exception of Football. So

Football
M basketball
W basketball
Baseball
Softball
M Track & Field
W Track & Field
Cross Country
M Tennis
W Tennis
M Golf
W Golf
W Volleyball
W Soccer

Less than half of the D1 programs compete in Beach Volleyball, Crew, Rowing. Swimming, Diving, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Field Hockey,
Lacrosse, Curling, Shooting, Skeet, and Olympic sports

 

[dickiedawg]

True. And I think this award should only consider the athletics that every program participates in with the exception of Football. So

Football
M basketball
W basketball
Baseball
Softball
M Track & Field
W Track & Field
Cross Country
M Tennis
W Tennis
M Golf
W Golf
W Volleyball
W Soccer

Less than half of the D1 programs compete in Beach Volleyball, Crew, Rowing. Swimming, Diving, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Field Hockey,
Lacrosse, Curling, Shooting, Skeet, and Olympic sports

It looks like you’re limited to 19 total sports.
So Stanford, with 36 sports, doesn’t get to count everything, but I guess they do get to count their best ones in addition to the 5 required ones.

It definitely seems like a flawed methodology.