What does NCAA stand for?
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No Compensation for Athletic Americans
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They have 7 recognized national championships. Only one in the last 50+ years.
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Is this what you were looking for?\n\nhttp://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/ncaatourney06/index
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Well, generally speaking, here are some definitions:\n\nDivision 1 is is the "highest" level of competition in college sports.  Its competition level is national, and the best college athletes will be found on this level.\n\nWomen's Club is usually a smaller group, who will compete against other club teams, usually from the local (sometimes regional) area.\n\nWomen's Intramural is competition within the college itself.  So the winner of this competition would be the best gymnast at that college.\n\nWomen's Intercollegiate is competition with other colleges, but not at the same level as Division 1.\n\nFollow the link below (www.ncaa.org) for all the information on college athletics:
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It all started in 1947 when North Carolina State, led by coach Everett Case, celebrated its Southern Conference championship by cutting down the nets. Case decided to take the nets as a souvenir of his team's victory.\n\n"He wanted it to show as a sign of winning the championship," says Frank Weedon, senior associate athletics director at N.C. State and a historian of sorts.
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It stands for the Ratings Power Index....It is used to help select and seed teams for tournaments.
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Differnce in the extension of your domain name..\n\nCOM - commercial, for-profit organizations \n\nORG - miscellaneous; usually non-profit organizations \n\nNET - network infrastructure machines and organizations \n\nEDU - 4-year, degree granting institutions only \n\nINT - organizations established by international treaties, or international databases \n\nGOV - United States federal government agencies\n\nMIL - US Military \n\nThen there are oithers associated with countries...example..\n\n.ca - canada\n.uk - europe\n.au - austrailia\n\nHope that helped :)\n\ntarah1980\nhttp://tarah1980.fanclubs.com
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i don't know if you're talking in the biblical sense or just in general but, in sports it refers to an upset victory of great magnitudes. as an example:the recent NCAA tournament, George Mason was David. nobody expected anything from them and they took down some big college teams.
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National Invitational Tournament.  It's for the next layer of teams that do not get an invite to the NCAA tournament.
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It varies.\n\nThe NCAA pays each conference based on one unit for each game in which its member teams participate, except for the title game, which has no payout. Conferences add the units earned that season to those they collected in the previous five tournaments and payouts are based on that six tournament total of units. It is done that way so that conferences aren't hurt too badly by having one bad year and are rewarded for consistent strong performances.\n\nIn 2005, each unit was worth $152,000 and it will be more this season. The Big Ten was the leader last year with 88 total units, earning the league $13.4 million.\n\nWhat goes to each individual school is determined by each conference, some just dividing the total evenly and others giving extra to the teams that earned more.
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No! The NCAA is killing amatuer sports. To many damn rules
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The NCAA Basketball Tournament occurs in March every year. That is where the first part, "March", comes from. It contains around 64 teams playing games to try to be the champion. If you lose once, you are out of the tournament. It also has many crazed fans rooting for their favorite team, and many groups of people gamble on what teams they think will win and what teams will lose. That is definitely "madness". "Madness" is used because it starts with the same letter as "March" making a popular name that uses alliteration.
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It doesn't officially stand for anything anymore, but it used to be "Entertainment." Now they don't acknowledge that the acronym stands for anything other than ESPN.
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University of Florida = Gators\nFlorida State University = Seminoles\nUniversity of Miami = Hurricanes\nUniversity of Central Florida = Knights\nFlorida A&M University = Rattlers\n(There are many more college teams.)\n\nNFL = Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins, Jacksonville Jaguars
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University of Michigan\nMichigan State\nMinnesota\nWisonsin\nIowa\nIndiana\nPenn State\nIllinois \nPurdue\nNorthwestern\nOhio State
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the official basketball of the ncaa tournament is the wilson solution ncaa game ball
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National Collegiate Athletic Association