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Georgetown College Moving to NCAA Division II

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Georgetown College officially files for NCAA DII

Georgetown - Thu, Jan. 30, 2014 at 10:40 AM

Tiger Nation, it is official, Georgetown College has once again submitted an application for acceptance for NCAA Division II affiliation. It has been a long process, but one taken with great diligence.

Wednesday evening, three days before the Feb. 1 deadline, Director of Athletics Brian Evans submitted the final application. The Tigers have been provisional members with NCAA DII Great Midwest Athletic Conference for the past two years, and Kurt Patberg, Athletics Staffing & Consultants, served as the advisor for GC as it once again navigated the NCAA waters.

 

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Everyone Happy with this move?

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Everyone Happy with this move?

The Football Program seems to be. I don't know about the other programs. The Football Program will be playing in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. All other sports will be playing in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference.

If they are going D2, they are going to have to upgrade their gym or play their games at the horse park.

Correct. Basketball facilities would undoubtedly need a major upgrade. Football facility has always been nice.

Everyone Happy with this move?

 

Nice

Good for them. Good for the state as a whole. I always thought G'town should have done this years ago (maybe they tried and were denied, haven't read the article).

I really hope this doesn't affect the rivalry of Georgetown and Cumberland.

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I really hope this doesn't affect the rivalry of Georgetown and Cumberland.

Cumberland (TN) has applied to move to DII as well.

 

Now, if you are talking about Cumberlands (KY), I'm not sure.

Cumberland (TN) has applied to move to DII as well.

 

Now, if you are talking about Cumberlands (KY), I'm not sure.

 

I meant the Cumberlands...it will always be Cumberland College to me.

Correct. Basketball facilities would undoubtedly need a major upgrade. Football facility has always been nice.

 

Is their gym that bad?? I've never been there, but I've seen a lot of D2/D3 gyms, and many are no better than many high school gyms.

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I meant the Cumberlands...it will always be Cumberland College to me.

I understand completely, just clarifying.

Would that begin in the 2014 season?

Is their gym that bad?? I've never been there, but I've seen a lot of D2/D3 gyms, and many are no better than many high school gyms.

 

Yes. It's no better than most high school gyms.

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Would that begin in the 2014 season?

They are supposed to play NAIA in 2014, then D2 in 2015.

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