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Directors' Cup 2019-20 - BigEasyCard - 11-23-2019

Field Hockey finished ninth in their tournament, earning 53 points versus 0 points last year.  The Cardinal won their play-in game beating Miami (OH) 3-1.  Their reward was a match against undefeated no. 1 seed North Carolina, falling 4-0.  Great way to start the 2019-20 campaign!

With the Cross Country NCAA Championships tomorrow we should have our second and third results for the year.  Both teams finished fifth last year.

Geaux Cardinal!

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - BigEasyCard - 11-23-2019

Women's Cross Country finishes third, earning 85 Cup points vs. 75 last year.  And Men's Cross Country finishes sixth for 73.5 points vs. 75 last year.  So, we're now at 211.5 points for the first three sports vs. 150 last year.

While Football has been a major disappointment and will earn 0 Cup points, the overall start is positive.

Geaux Cardinal!

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - Canalejas - 11-23-2019

Missing the points from winning a bowl game but finishing unranked last year means 45 fewer Directors' Cup points.  So the Cardinal is 16.5 points ahead of last year's pace through 4 sports.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - BigEasyCard - 12-05-2019

NACDA published the first D1 results today which confirm our unofficial total of 211.50 points.  BYU is second at 190 and Michigan is third with 188.

Here's a link to the announcement:

https://nacda.com/news/2019/12/5/directorscup-ncaa-division-i-learfield-img-college-directors-cup-standings.aspx?path=directorscup

Geaux Cardinal!

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - ColoradoTree - 12-05-2019

Regarding football, you're right that we don't get those 45 points, but those 45 points didn't end up counting in our total last year. Heck, we dropped a 64 from men's tennis because we had so many other good scores. So, yes, football's goose egg is worse than last year, but it's at the margins where it likely wouldn't have mattered anyway. The most important takeaway from the first set of standings is that in the two sports that are likely to count at the end of the year (men's and women's cross country), we increased our total over last year by 8.5 points. 

We look like we're in good shape with the remaining fall sports, too. 

* Men's water polo got us 90 points last year, and they'll finish at least in 3rd place this year (which would be 85, I believe)
* Women's soccer got us 83 points last year (lost in semi), and they can't do worse than that this year. 
* Men's soccer got us 73 points last year (lost in quarters), and they can't do worse than that this year
* Women's volleyball got us 100 points last year, and while a repeat is always hard, we look pretty darn good. At least to get a big number, even if it's not 100 again. 

Titles from MWP and WSOC would net us 27 points over last year's total. Losses in the final for both would net us 7 points over last year's total. Semifinal losses for both teams would see a net loss of 5 points over last year's standings, which would mean we're still 3.5 points ahead of last year's pace (at least, in terms of sports that are likely to be counted), however. Getting a net cushion out of the fall would be very useful as I don't expect women's tennis to repeat the 100 they gave us last year. (A good number, sure, but a step back nonetheless.) We should expect one of the other national championship teams to drop off as well. Last year was crazy.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - Phogge - 12-05-2019

Yay! Somewhere Ted is smiling.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - martyup - 12-05-2019

I thought that under the new rule you had to include football, basketball, baseball, and lacrosse.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - cardcrimson - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 01:28 PM)martyup Wrote:  I thought that under the new rule you had to include football, basketball, baseball, and lacrosse.
Not sure it's up to date, but appears to be Men's baseball and basketball, Women's basketball and volleyball

https://nacda.com/news/2017/5/4/Clarification_Learfield_Directors_Cup_Scoring_Changes.aspx

Think the one you're thinking about was the espn award, they were trying to push lax. . ..

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - ColoradoTree - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 01:35 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:  
(12-05-2019, 01:28 PM)martyup Wrote:  I thought that under the new rule you had to include football, basketball, baseball, and lacrosse.
Not sure it's up to date, but appears to be Men's baseball and basketball, Women's basketball and volleyball

https://nacda.com/news/2017/5/4/Clarification_Learfield_Directors_Cup_Scoring_Changes.aspx

Think the one you're thinking about was the espn award, they were trying to push lax. . ..

Right, baseball, women's volleyball, and men's and women's basketball are the mandatory counters. I've got some hope that the men actually qualify for the tournament this year and get us something other than a goose egg!

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - Farm93 - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 02:01 PM)ColoradoTree Wrote:  Right, baseball, women's volleyball, and men's and women's basketball are the mandatory counters. I've got some hope that the men actually qualify for the tournament this year and get us something other than a goose egg!
And when Stanford men's hoops starts generating points, look for the scoring system to change yet again.   Looks like football might become a weak link, so maybe the next system will feature the required four as men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, football, and bowling.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - qwerty49 - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 02:16 PM)Farm93 Wrote:  
(12-05-2019, 02:01 PM)ColoradoTree Wrote:  Right, baseball, women's volleyball, and men's and women's basketball are the mandatory counters. I've got some hope that the men actually qualify for the tournament this year and get us something other than a goose egg!
And when Stanford men's hoops starts generating points, look for the scoring system to change yet again.   Looks like football might become a weak link, so maybe the next system will feature the required four as men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, football, and bowling.

But will our sailing score offset USC's big gains in women's crew?

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - oldalum - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 02:16 PM)Farm93 Wrote:  maybe the next system will feature the required four as men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, football, and bowling.
No way they'd double up on ice hockey; they'd probably substitute curling instead.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - cardcrimson - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 03:45 PM)oldalum Wrote:  
(12-05-2019, 02:16 PM)Farm93 Wrote:  maybe the next system will feature the required four as men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, football, and bowling.
No way they'd double up on ice hockey; they'd probably substitute curling instead.
Too Canadian. Gotta push those East Coast sports. . . .

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - Farm93 - 12-05-2019

(12-05-2019, 04:02 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:  
(12-05-2019, 03:45 PM)oldalum Wrote:  
(12-05-2019, 02:16 PM)Farm93 Wrote:  maybe the next system will feature the required four as men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, football, and bowling.
No way they'd double up on ice hockey; they'd probably substitute curling instead.
Too Canadian. Gotta push those East Coast sports. . . .
The obvious choice would be the credit card firm's favorite....lacrosse.   Stanford gets a few token points but would help almost as much as skiing, rifle or bowling.   For gender equity maybe the four will be M & W ice hockey and M & W lacrosse.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - BigEasyCard - 12-19-2019

The second set of Fall results are here:

https://nacda.com/news/2019/12/19/directorscup-ncaa-division-i-learfield-img-college-directors-cup-standings.aspx?path=directorscup

Stanford has 494.50 points and Michigan is second with 316.

Last year the Cardinal teams had 396 points for the six sports included through the second Fall release.

Geaux Cardinal!

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - BigEasyCard - 12-26-2019

The latest standings include Women's Volleyball and show Stanford in first place with 594.5 points and Michigan in second with 366:

https://nacda.com/documents/2019/12/23//Dec24DI.pdf?id=3828

Cardinal teams have earned 98.5 points more than at this time last year.  Wolverine teams have earned 47 points more than for the same period last year.  

Geaux Cardinal!

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - Embo - 12-26-2019

(12-26-2019, 08:08 AM)BigEasyCard Wrote:  The latest standings include Women's Volleyball and show Stanford in first place with 594.5 points and Michigan in second with 366:

https://nacda.com/documents/2019/12/23//Dec24DI.pdf?id=3828

Cardinal teams have earned 98.5 points more than at this time last year.  Wolverine teams have earned 47 points more than for the same period last year.  

Geaux Cardinal!

What's remarkable about that spreadsheet is not just the three NC's for 100 points each, but that Stanford has scored points in all seven of the fall sports.  No other school can make that claim.  

Unfortunately, once football points are assigned, well...

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - Farm93 - 12-26-2019

(12-26-2019, 11:33 AM)Embo Wrote:  
(12-26-2019, 08:08 AM)BigEasyCard Wrote:  The latest standings include Women's Volleyball and show Stanford in first place with 594.5 points and Michigan in second with 366:

https://nacda.com/documents/2019/12/23//Dec24DI.pdf?id=3828

Cardinal teams have earned 98.5 points more than at this time last year.  Wolverine teams have earned 47 points more than for the same period last year.  

Geaux Cardinal!

What's remarkable about that spreadsheet is not just the three NC's for 100 points each, but that Stanford has scored points in all seven of the fall sports.  No other school can make that claim.  

Unfortunately, once football points are assigned, well...
It is not just scoring points in all seven sports.   In all of those sports Stanford finished in the top 10.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - muiron - 12-26-2019

Best sports program. 

Ever. 

Go Card!

PS Would LOVE to see men upset Kansas.

RE: Directors' Cup 2019-20 - BigEasyCard - 12-27-2019

(12-26-2019, 04:52 PM)muiron Wrote:  Best sports program. 

Ever. 

Go Card!

PS Would LOVE to see men upset Kansas.

Beating Kansas would be a statement game.

I'm cautiously optimistic that Men's Basketball will earn Cup points this season.  Making the tournament is worth 25 and winning one game is worth 50.

Geaux Cardinal!