GLIAC vs MIAA.

[champgymusa]

Pitt listed the 2 deep for the wrong team in their game notes, not once, but twice this year. D2 SID departments are not really cream of the crop.

Disagree...while some may not be great...GVSU has Tim Nott and he is a super star. Walking computer on sports stats for GVSU and most of the GLIAC for that matter. Gets releases out fast and is accurate on his reporting.

[KleShreen]

My dad was a newspaper man so I grew up around newspapers-guess I’m just a stickler for details

Me too. I'd be frustrated by that if I was still working in that field, but I don't work in that field anymore, haha. Part of the reason I don't work in that field anymore is because now everything has a graphic and video focus instead of an information and history focus, so.

[NWFanatic]

My dad was a newspaper man so I grew up around newspapers-guess I’m just a stickler for details

[Predatory Primates]

Pitt listed the 2 deep for the wrong team in their game notes, not once, but twice this year. D2 SID departments are not really cream of the crop.

[NWFanatic]

I see what you’re saying about the websites but both schools had news articles with the all time records wrong. It’s the articles that were wrong because the writers didn’t do their homework.

[KleShreen]

Why have information that’s demonstrably inaccurate?
A school’s own website should be a dependable repository of information about themselves. When websites, newspapers etc are wrong in things you have direct knowledge of it makes you question things they write of when you don’t have first hand knowledge.

It's not wrong, it just isn't available through the backend of the website. They have records of everything in other places. I know that GV has record book files that they keep updated every week which are not available online.

The "History" feature on the schedule page is just a thing that the website hosting system includes kind of on its own, and it just reads the data available to the system and tries to put something together. But the issue is that keeping things like that updated is kind of a fruitless endeavor since so many schools are required to change their websites every so many years, so you end up losing all that information eventually that the website keeps on its own, and it isn't worth the time it takes to get an entire program's history in there. So schools usually keep that information in a file that is not on the website, instead. It's just generally a waste of time to manually create a bunch of roster and schedule pages and stat pages on the website for the website to read from when you'll have to move websites within a couple years, anyway. Additionally, the statistics program that exists that is in use today has only existed since about 1998, so getting season stats online is also tough, because it will require uploading physical documents to the website, again, which will be lost eventually when moving websites.

For example, if you want to look up historical results for NW Missouri, you can visit their record book here: https://bearcatsports.com/documents/...-thru_2021.pdf

GVSU also has a record book on their website, although it looks like it hasn't been updated since the beginning of the 2021 season: https://gvsulakers.com/documents/202...BallRecods.pdf

[NWFanatic]

Why have information that’s demonstrably inaccurate?
A school’s own website should be a dependable repository of information about themselves. When websites, newspapers etc are wrong in things you have direct knowledge of it makes you question things they write of when you don’t have first hand knowledge.

[KleShreen]

Both NW & GV websites have the all time series wrong. NW beat GV during the regular season in Allendale in ‘84(the 1st year NW made the playoffs)

The "History" link on the websites isn't really useful. The SID's never utilize it like they could. It's supposed to read from all the results housed on the schedule pages of the website. For example, NW Missouri has schedules/results back to 1997, but even then, they don't have the teams linked correctly, so the 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2013 games aren't accounted for because they didn't transfer over to the current webhost correctly when NW Missouri migrated a few years ago. Only the 2009 and 2018 games are counted on the NW Missouri website. GVSU has all six games linked correctly back to 2005, but they only have schedules on their website back to 2002, so there's nothing prior to 2002 being counted.

[NWFanatic]

Both NW & GV websites have the all time series wrong. NW beat GV during the regular season in Allendale in ‘84(the 1st year NW made the playoffs)

[KleShreen]

Ha Ha Ha Ha

Maybe someone can travel to Lubbers who will send the game action back to Maryville by HAM radio.

[Brandon]

Maryville's TV stations ........

Ha Ha Ha Ha

[catfan4life]

So local GV fans can skip Lubbers and watch it free while NW fans that can’t make the 700+ mile trip on a Holiday weekend must pay $29.99 to watch. Hmmm

I was upset briefly for having to buy a MIDCO Subscription last spring for the BB Regional Championship. That was a bargain compared to what is being charged for this Saturday. Looks like I will be going to a watch party in Liberty.

[Try II]

Maryville's TV stations are free to send someone to broadcast the game back to Maryville. Back when GV and West Texas A&M had a home-and-home, GV sent a TV crew to Canyon, Texas, to broadcast the game back to the area. So.

Well this is an NCAA game and there is a rights fee to be paid to the NCAA. So said TV station would not only have to pay for travel, salaries, overtime (Holiday weekend), the NCAA and a station to air it. Doubt the Kansas City CBS or NBC channel would drop national program for free.

[Redwing]

Perhaps NWMS can buy rights from Flosports to broadcast the game on a local tv outlet.

Regardless, the GLIAC is the only conf requiring pay for the PO's. Not a good look if they want to promote the brand at all. And true it's televised locally, but it's not even an HD feed.

[tip79]

Perhaps NWMS can buy rights from Flosports to broadcast the game on a local tv outlet.