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ISU Women Win College National Finals Rodeo
- Thread starter Spudhead
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JJB:
I don't know if a school can officially promote a "club" team. The NCAA might not allow it. For example I know ISU has a club baseball team that has done well the past few years but the only thing I've seen about them are in the Journal.
Maybe someone who knows the rules can clear this up...knowing the NCAA though it wouldn't surprise me if schools aren't allowed to do it.
PBP
I don't know if a school can officially promote a "club" team. The NCAA might not allow it. For example I know ISU has a club baseball team that has done well the past few years but the only thing I've seen about them are in the Journal.
Maybe someone who knows the rules can clear this up...knowing the NCAA though it wouldn't surprise me if schools aren't allowed to do it.
PBP
Ah, that's more like it.
http://www2.isu.edu/headlines/?p=4494" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
ISU can promote whatever it wants. It promotes debate, and it is pretty good too.
College rodeo is unique, because there are no divisions. ISU competes against CSI who competes against BSU who competes against Sam Houston State who competes against UNLV who competes against Montana State............... well you get the idea.
It's treated like a club program at some schools, and some sponsor it just like they would any other team. CSI treats rodeo just like its other sports.
http://athletics.csi.edu/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
UNLV has its own site with sponsors and all that.
http://www.unlvrodeo.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Anyway, I think it's great that ISU has something like this.
http://www2.isu.edu/headlines/?p=4494" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
ISU can promote whatever it wants. It promotes debate, and it is pretty good too.
College rodeo is unique, because there are no divisions. ISU competes against CSI who competes against BSU who competes against Sam Houston State who competes against UNLV who competes against Montana State............... well you get the idea.
It's treated like a club program at some schools, and some sponsor it just like they would any other team. CSI treats rodeo just like its other sports.
http://athletics.csi.edu/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
UNLV has its own site with sponsors and all that.
http://www.unlvrodeo.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Anyway, I think it's great that ISU has something like this.
It's clearly more of a western thing, but there are still over 130 schools which compete. ISU competes in the Rocky Mountain region with CSI, most of the Utah schools, and some Colorado schools.
http://collegerodeo.com/membership/Membership.asp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://collegerodeo.com/membership/Membership.asp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
notabengalalum
Active member
The rodeo team sold programs at the football games several times last fall.
If the rugby team could get a mention over the Holt PA system during football games, why not the rodeo team? Yee Haw!
If the rugby team could get a mention over the Holt PA system during football games, why not the rodeo team? Yee Haw!
