Posted 9-26-07

What to Do with Division II?

With a membership that has grown to 420 colleges and universities -- with widely varying views of athletics and academics -- the behemoth that is DII may split. In January the NCAA formed a group to study the possibility of creating a subdivision of DIII or a Division IV. Said Colby President William D. Adams, "I think some kind of subdivision is desirable, if not inevitable."

With a membership that has grown to 420 colleges and universities -- with widely varying views of athletics and academics -- the behemoth that is DII may split. In January the NCAA formed a group to study the possibility of creating a subdivision of DIII or a Division IV. Said Colby President William D. Adams, "I think some kind of subdivision is desirable, if not inevitable."

With a membership that has grown to 420 colleges and universities -- with widely varying views of athletics and academics -- the behemoth that is DII may split. In January the NCAA formed a group to study the possibility of creating a subdivision of DIII or a Division IV. Said Colby President William D. Adams, "I think some kind of subdivision is desirable, if not inevitable."

With a membership that has grown to 420 colleges and universities -- with widely varying views of athletics and academics -- the behemoth that is DII may split. In January the NCAA formed a group to study the possibility of creating a subdivision of DIII or a Division IV. Said Colby President William D. Adams, "I think some kind of subdivision is desirable, if not inevitable."