March 5, 200719 yr Congrats Lady Knights! One of my best friends was a starter for the '96, '97 and '98 teams. I know she's smiling down right now.
March 5, 200719 yr Are they good enough to compete in the Division I? I wish I knew, I've never seen an NCCAA game in my life.
March 5, 200719 yr Author Congrats Lady Knights! One of my best friends was a starter for the '96, '97 and '98 teams. I know she's smiling down right now. Yes. I was in school with her. An inspiration!
March 5, 200719 yr I wish I knew, I've never seen an NCCAA game in my life. Surely they could be competitive. I mean, that much success has to come from good players, and good players win games. Therefore, they could win games. Only an assumption though... What if they joined D-I and won that many titles... wowy!
March 6, 200719 yr Author Surely they could be competitive. I mean, that much success has to come from good players, and good players win games. Therefore, they could win games. Only an assumption though... What if they joined D-I and won that many titles... wowy! They have an amazing coach, who probably could have moved on to bigger things if he wanted. He runs a great system and gets the players year after year. KCU could probably be competitive in NAIA II. They should at least move up to NCCAA I for a challenge. NCCAA Division I schools also can double as NAIA schools. With the new Football Program, I wouldn't doubt a bit if they move up in divisions in the next 2-5 years.
March 6, 200719 yr Are they good enough to compete in the Division I? They are, but you have certain credentials to meet just like a NCAA DI school would.
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