Jafus (Thinker)
Well-Known Member
SWAC Directors of Athletics (ADs) and Senior Women Administrators (SWAs) did not vote on conference postseason participation
Contact: Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil
Black College Sports Analyst &
Sport Studies Lecturer
For the record, according to my sources, including Dr. Charles McClelland, the directors of athletics and senior women administrators did not vote on whether to ban SWAC athletic programs from the SWAC Championship Game or the SWAC Basketball Tournament. There were internal discussions, but a vote was not taken. In fact, the SWAC presidents/chancellors met in a closed door session to discuss and ultimate make this decision.
In regards, to other news from the SWAC spring meetings, the SWAC voted to send all 10-member institutions to the conference tournament. While the men's side will only have eight teams participating because of the NCAA postseason ban associated with APR scores, the women's side of the ledger will see all 10-member institutions participate in the conference basketball tournament.
Contact: Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil
Black College Sports Analyst &
Sport Studies Lecturer
For the record, according to my sources, including Dr. Charles McClelland, the directors of athletics and senior women administrators did not vote on whether to ban SWAC athletic programs from the SWAC Championship Game or the SWAC Basketball Tournament. There were internal discussions, but a vote was not taken. In fact, the SWAC presidents/chancellors met in a closed door session to discuss and ultimate make this decision.
In regards, to other news from the SWAC spring meetings, the SWAC voted to send all 10-member institutions to the conference tournament. While the men's side will only have eight teams participating because of the NCAA postseason ban associated with APR scores, the women's side of the ledger will see all 10-member institutions participate in the conference basketball tournament.