Your 2021, 2022, and now 2024 directors cup champions.

[TwiceHorn 30834]

On 6/7/2024 at 12:02 AM, TexEx15 said:

 

What a bizarre coincidence that we have two champion athletes named Neugebauer and apparently wholly unrelated.

https://texassports.com/honors/hall-of-honor/sharon-neugebauer-shepard/51

Maybe that's a more common German name than I thought.

[closetojumping 61997]

19 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:

What a bizarre coincidence that we have two champion athletes named Neugebauer and apparently wholly unrelated.

https://texassports.com/honors/hall-of-honor/sharon-neugebauer-shepard/51

Maybe that's a more common German name than I thought.

Listen, guy, Neugebauer is the Smith of the Deutschland. 

[gatormarc 897]

11 hours ago, TexLonghorn said:

I can't figure out how he's got this score unless he's already doing some sort of partial count for Women's track as well.

When I calculate UF and Tennessee counting everything but Women's Track and giving both 64 for baseball, I'm still coming 70 points less for both Florida and Tennessee.

Edited June 8 by gatormarc

[chiu1040 62]

Worst possible outcome for Longhorn fans. Stanford goes 1-2 in 800m. Still think we win it.

[Mittens 7991]

 

[Rickylovesweed 14084]

Pretty damn close to 4 in a row. 

This is the type of dominance we should have always had. Glad CDC is here. 

[Pato del Muerto 52035]

1 minute ago, Rickylovesweed said:

Pretty damn close to 4 in a row. 

This is the type of dominance we should have always had. Glad CDC is here. 

We mostly have had this kind of success. But with the old scoring, Stanford could get points from their 40 varsity sports- including some like fencing or water polo where there aren’t the many teams so getting points is easier- and with our 20 sports we could never compete. 

[Mittens 7991]

27 minutes ago, Rickylovesweed said:

Pretty damn close to 4 in a row. 

edit: I'm bad at math

Edited June 9 by Mittens

[GreenspointTexas 9376]

11 minutes ago, Mittens said:

Quite literally would have taken just 1 more postseason win from any sport to go 4 straight.

Fuckin geese

[Gut Wagon 8028]

Nice to see that the days of Stanford being able to lean on backgammon and whatever to bring home the cup are history. Three overall titles in four years is dominance. New sheriff in town.

(Edit: And yes, I meant backgammon. Some of the obscure sports aren't much different from a board game.) 

Edited June 9 by Gut Wagon

[SDG 3319]

Official 

 

[gatormarc 897]

Not too shabby.

Stricklin needs to get his shit together and get Florida to the next level. 

[Mittens 7991]

 

[gatormarc 897]

Florida would take a hit under the previous scoring structure because we only have 9 men's programs compared to 12 women's programs, so we would always have to throw out 2 women's scores and take a 0 for a non-existent men's score.

The scoring structure has changed so many times over the years. At one point, IIRC, they only considered Indoor/Outdoor track a single sport and took your best result of the two.

[chiu1040 62]

Official release from Learfield:

 

Texas, Grand Valley, Johns Hopkins and Cumberlands Secure Learfield Directors' Cups - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (nacda.com)

[gatormarc 897]

14 hours ago, chiu1040 said:

Official release from Learfield:

 

Texas, Grand Valley, Johns Hopkins and Cumberlands Secure Learfield Directors' Cups - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (nacda.com)

If I'm reading this right, Tennessee will have to drop their Men's Outdoor Track score and Florida will move into 3rd heading into Omaha.

[conVINCEd 21468]

1 hour ago, gatormarc said:

If I'm reading this right, Tennessee will have to drop their Men's Outdoor Track score and Florida will move into 3rd heading into Omaha.

The plaque for the alternates is in the lady’s room.

[chiu1040 62]

7 hours ago, gatormarc said:

If I'm reading this right, Tennessee will have to drop their Men's Outdoor Track score and Florida will move into 3rd heading into Omaha.

Excess scores have already been dropped.

[gatormarc 897]

1 hour ago, chiu1040 said:

Excess scores have already been dropped.

Maybe for Texas and Stanford since your seasons are done but they still have not added baseball to UTn or UF and have only dropped Men’s Indoor for Tennessee since they are sitting at 4+15 pre-baseball.

 

[Rickylovesweed 14084]

On 6/5/2024 at 2:32 PM, Rickylovesweed said:

It helps when you're really good at making hires. Which Del Conte is definitely good at. 

Women's golf just proves this point again. Based purely on resume, that might be his best hire to date. 

Del Conte is HIM

[Js1 82948]

59 minutes ago, Rickylovesweed said:

Del Conte is HIM

If Texas had hired CDC after Deloss retired, we’d be in the midst of an even more dominating run spanning a decade instead of just the last 4-5 years 

[gatormarc 897]

I thought the Vols were going to have to toss out one more sport than they did, so they held us off to hold on to the #3 spot. 

[gatormarc 897]

Still don't have a lot of details on exactly what the all sports rankings were prior to the Directors' Cup, but this is now the 40th year that Florida has finished in the top 10 and is the only program to do so.

https://floridagators.com/news/2024/6/26/general-gator-athletics-program-fourth-in-the-nation.aspx

[gatormarc 897]

Top 25

1 Texas (Big 12) - 1377.00
2 Stanford (Pac-12) - 1312.75
3 Tennessee (SEC) - 1217.00
4 Florida (SEC) - 1189.00
5 Virginia (ACC) - 1066.25
6 Texas A&M (SEC) - 1059.25
7 North Carolina (ACC) - 1035.75
8 Michigan (Big Ten) - 1030.00 
9 Alabama (SEC) - 1028.88
10 UCLA (Pac-12) - 1017.50
11 Notre Dame (ACC) - 1008.50 
12 Florida State (ACC) - 998.88 
13 LSU (SEC) - 998.50 
14 USC (Pac-12) - 994.00 
15 Ohio State (Big Ten) - 981.00 
16 Georgia (SEC) - 951.38 
17 Duke (ACC) - 928.50
18 Arkansas (SEC) - 921.75 
19 Oklahoma State (Big 12) - 896.00 
20 California (Pac-12) - 886.00 
21 North Carolina State (ACC) - 853.50 
22 Nebraska (Big Ten) - 841.00 
23 Penn State (Big Ten) - 827.75 
24 Oklahoma (Big 12) - 805.75
25 Wisconsin (Big Ten) - 765.50

Top 10 by conference

SEC - 4
ACC - 2
Pac-12 - 2
Big 12 - 1
Big 10 - 1

Future SEC - 5
Future ACC - 3
Figure Big Ten - 2

Top 25 by conference

SEC - 7
ACC - 6
Big 10 - 5
Pac-12 - 4
Big 12 - 3

Future SEC - 9
Future ACC - 8
Future Big Ten - 7
Future Big 12 - 1

SEC Schools

1 Texas (Big 12) - 1377.00
3 Tennessee (SEC) - 1217.00
4 Florida (SEC) - 1189.00
6 Texas A&M (SEC) - 1059.25
9 Alabama (SEC) - 1028.88
13 LSU (SEC) - 998.50 
16 Georgia (SEC) - 951.38 
18 Arkansas (SEC) - 921.75
24 Oklahoma (Big 12) - 805.75
30 South Carolina (SEC) - 679.0
32 Kentucky (SEC) - 667.25
33 Auburn (SEC) - 665.75
38 Ole Miss (SEC) - 590.38 
55 Missouri (SEC) - 426.50
57 Vanderbilt (SEC) - 410.25
60 Mississippi State (SEC) - 401.50

[Mittens 7991]

6 hours ago, gatormarc said:

this is now the 40th year that Florida has finished in the top 10 and is the only program to do so.

https://floridagators.com/news/2024/6/26/general-gator-athletics-program-fourth-in-the-nation.aspx

The Directors' Cup has only been around for 30 years and Stanford has also been Top 10 every year.

[gatormarc 897]

On 6/26/2024 at 5:41 PM, Mittens said:

The Directors' Cup has only been around for 30 years and Stanford has also been Top 10 every year.

I emailed our AD yesterday about the earlier award.

USA Today released an All Sports trophy for a decade prior to Sears Cup taking over in 1993.

Hard to find info online since USA Today also sponsors the SEC All Sports trophy (aren't you excited you get to compete in that next year?) so those results are what come up when you search and with older stuff all paywalled.

I do not know what the scoring system was for that. IIRC for the longest time, it was only Florida and UCLA that were in the top 10 every year. 

Edited June 27 by gatormarc

[Mittens 7991]

 

[gatormarc 897]

What am I supposed to notice?

[Mittens 7991]

That wasn't directed at you.  Just a cool graphic.

[gatormarc 897]

On 6/28/2024 at 1:46 PM, Mittens said:

That wasn't directed at you.  Just a cool graphic.

Right. I was just trying to figure out what that twitter account wants us to notice.

I don't have a twitter account so I can't see the rest of that thread. I assumed further down the thread, he answers his own question.

[Mittens 7991]

My guess is the last surge from Texas, but no, he doesn't say later in the thread.  Maybe it was more open ended rhetorical? 

[Rickylovesweed 14084]

More women's sports incoming. 

[perfectchaos007 6534]

Now that we’re in the SEC, women’s gymnastics makes a lot of sense 

[Rickylovesweed 14084]

10 minutes ago, perfectchaos007 said:

Now that we’re in the SEC, women’s gymnastics makes a lot of sense 

I bet rifle will be one. 

TCU just won the national championship and their coach is legit. Seems like a coach we could steal with Del Conte's relationship. 

[Machinator 32097]

 

[Machinator 32097]

 

[Aleemay 304]

On 7/25/2024 at 12:09 PM, Rickylovesweed said:

More women's sports incoming. 

Of the current NCAA sports, Texas does not have bowling, fencing, field hockey, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, water polo

Ice Hockey and Skiing would make no sense for obvious reasons

Field hockey, lacrosse, and water polo would be a challenge as there's no nearby schools

NCAA fencing is dying

Gymnastics would make the most sense with the SEC and the huge talent pool in the state with so many elite gyms. Plus Texas could use Mary Lou Retton for publicity material. Gymnastics only covers 12 scholarship spots. 

Rifle would be interesting as stated TCU. Bowling is very plausible given that SFA and Sam Houston have well established programs, there's also TX State and Prairie View in the state. 

There are also sports with emerging designation- triathlon, acrobatics and tumbling, wrestling, rugby, equestrian...

[perfectchaos007 6534]

7 minutes ago, Aleemay said:

Of the current NCAA sports, Texas does not have bowling, fencing, field hockey, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, water polo

Ice Hockey and Skiing would make no sense for obvious reasons

Field hockey, lacrosse, and water polo would be a challenge as there's no nearby schools

NCAA fencing is dying

Gymnastics would make the most sense with the SEC and the huge talent pool in the state with so many elite gyms. Plus Texas could use Mary Lou Retton for publicity material. Gymnastics only covers 12 scholarship spots. 

Rifle would be interesting as stated TCU. Bowling is very plausible given that SFA and Sam Houston have well established programs, there's also TX State and Prairie View in the state. 

There are also sports with emerging designation- triathlon, acrobatics and tumbling, wrestling, rugby, equestrian...

Wrestling is absolutely an established NCAA sport. 

[Aleemay 304]

6 minutes ago, perfectchaos007 said:

Wrestling is absolutely an established NCAA sport. 

Meant women wrestling

[Mittens 7991]

26 minutes ago, Aleemay said:

Field hockey, lacrosse, and water polo would be a challenge as there's no nearby schools

Not a barrier at all.  Air Force has had a D1 team since 1967, Denver since 1999, Utah in 2019.  AF and Utah play in a conference with teams from GA, NC, KY and FL, which would be the most likely landing spot for a men's lacrosse program.  Denver plays in the Big East vs teams from WI, DC, RI, NY and PA.  The women would likely play in the Big12 w/ ASU, SDSU, CU, UF, and Cinci.

[Texas Wahoo 3376]

1 hour ago, Mittens said:

Not a barrier at all.  Air Force has had a D1 team since 1967, Denver since 1999, Utah in 2019.  AF and Utah play in a conference with teams from GA, NC, KY and FL, which would be the most likely landing spot for a men's lacrosse program.  Denver plays in the Big East vs teams from WI, DC, RI, NY and PA.  The women would likely play in the Big12 w/ ASU, SDSU, CU, UF, and Cinci.

I'm pretty sure this was in the context of adding women's sports, so Air Force and Utah do not have teams.  Assuming the Big 12 does not harbor any hard feelings, I assume they would play there as well.