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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 4099103, member: 289"] You're confirming that some DIII schools have built programs that are above what DIII was intended to be, which is why schools in the Northeast are no longer competitive at a national level. Cortland State lost to RPI 14-21, who lost to North Central 6-55. Those schools belong in Division II. And FCS is full of schools that were in Division II. And the Group of 5 is full of schools that were FCS, (or 1AA). DIII is for school that just want to have a football team and will win a lot of games against traditional rivals if they have a good coach. DII is for schools that want more than but don't have the resources to compete at the highest level. DI is for the school that do and want to use them to win the big prize. We need more specific rules that determine at what level schools should compete and to be able to move schools up and down based on performance, like the English soccer leagues do. [/QUOTE]