Penn, Drexel, St Josephs, LaSalle and Temple. Villanova is in the suburbs of Philadelphia but is considered part of the Big 5. Drexel is not part of the Big 5 currently, but is being considered to be added to the round robin system presently and then it will become the City 6.
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∙ 11y agoSmyer won division 1,Neches won division 2
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The "1a," "2a," and "3a" rankings in high school basketball typically refer to the different classifications or divisions based on school size in a particular state or area. Schools are grouped into these classes based on the number of students enrolled, with "1a" schools being the smallest and "4a" or "5a" schools being the largest. Rankings within these classes indicate how teams compare in performance against others within the same classification.
Joe Paterno. He has the most wins against Division 1A teams and he also is the Division 1A coach with the most wins against teams of any Division.
that would be division 1A
Both are Division 1A schools. Virginia Tech plays in the Atlantic Coast Conference and Ohio State plays in the Big Ten Conference.
Click on the 'Division 1A Schools All Time WIn/Loss Records' link below to see the all time records of D1A schools.
The oldest active coach in NCAA division I basketball is Ron Abegglen. Abegglen is the coach of Becker. His record in 2008 was 3-22, and he is currently 71 years old.
There are five Tigers; LSU, Clemson, Auburn, Missouri and Memphis. Princeton is also the Tigers, but since they're in the Ivy League, they are prohibited from playing in Bowl games, so are not considered Division 1A. There are four Bulldogs; Georgia, Mississippi State, Fresno State and Louisiana Tech. Gonzaga and Yale are also bulldogs, but are not technically considered Division 1A, since Gonzaga does not have a football team, and Yale is in the Ivy League (see above). I think there are four Wildcats; Kentucky, Northwestern, Kansas State and Arizona. There are a ton of Wildcats in Division 1-AA, but I'm pretty sure these are the only four in 1A.
While they played a few Division 1A teams in the past, Florida International became a Division 1A football program starting in the 2006 season. Their 2006 record was 0-12.
No. Division 1A (aka, FBS) football teams have not played D-2 football teams in several decades; however, most Division 1A teams now host one game against a team from D-1AA (aka, FCS). Some 1A teams even host two 1AA teams in a season, such as last year when Florida State hosted Western Carolina and Chattanooga. Do not confuse Division 2 with Division 1AA. Keep in mind that D-1A football teams are simply D-1 for all sports other than football, while D-2 teams are D-2 for everything. For example, D-1A football schools like Villanova, Georgetown, and Davidson have basketball teams who compete for the D-1 national championship. Notre Dame has not played a team from D-1AA (FCS) since D-1AA came into existence in 1979. Appalachian State has no agreement whatsoever to play Notre Dame in football at any time in the future, but ASU does have contracts to play at East Carolina, Georgia, Virginia Tech, and Florida over the next several years.
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