2025 Carnegie Classifications by Conference

[ZoomZoom]

Hear, hear. The man knows of what he speaks.

We are not losing R1.

My understanding is that we will reach SREB1 by 2028.

As for Tech, I heard (not my best source) they are talking to ULM about dropping down and re-joining the Southland. Sounds fishy.

Anyone else heard this?

I can picture those _____$ agreeing with ULM to drop and telling ULM you go announce first…

Anyone with access to CSSN or BB&B float that balloon out there.

[cajun4life]

Hear, hear. The man knows of what he speaks.

We are not losing R1.

My understanding is that we will reach SREB1 by 2028.

As for Tech, I heard (not my best source) they are talking to ULM about dropping down and re-joining the Southland. Sounds fishy.

Anyone else heard this?

Ain’t no way that happens.

[WestUCajun]

Just received an email from UL and after the latest evaluation, which takes place every three years, retained Carnegie R1 classification. We did more than $225M in research and awarded 85 doctorates

[CajunNation]

We are in the wrong conference.

[Turbine]

Just received an email from UL and after the latest evaluation, which takes place every three years, retained Carnegie R1 classification. We did more than $225M in research and awarded 85 doctorates

Nice

[R1Letterman]

Check this out: found these numbers on reddit... total state population compared to number of fbs teams

Texas – Population 30 million – 13 FBS Teams = 1 team per 2,300,000 people

Ohio – Population 11.76 million – 8 FBS Teams = 1 team per 1,470,000 people

California – Population 39 million – 7 FBS Teams = 1 team per 5,571,000 people

Florida – Population 22.24 million – 7 FBS Teams = 1 team per 3,177,000 people

N.Carolina – Population 10.7 million – 7 FBS Teams = 1 team per 1,528,000 people

Alabama – Population 5 million – 6 FBS Teams = 1 team per 830,000 people

[R1Letterman]

My numbers:
Louisiana 4,500,000 population, 5 fbs teams = 900,000 per

[HoustonCajun]

Hear, hear. The man knows of what he speaks.

We are not losing R1.

My understanding is that we will reach SREB1 by 2028.

As for Tech, I heard (not my best source) they are talking to ULM about dropping down and re-joining the Southland. Sounds fishy.

Anyone else heard this?

How does a university become AAU? I believe it is invitational. How did schools like Buffalo, Stoney Brook and S. Florida become AAU?

[ZoomZoom]

How does a university become AAU? I believe it is invitational. How did schools like Buffalo, Stoney Brook and S. Florida become AAU?

Buffalo is the flagship for NY.

[Turbine]

This exposes my lack of academic prowess but every time I see AAU I still think boys basketball