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sparman 
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sparman
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03-26-24 04:03 PM - Post#366538    
    In response to 1LotteryPick1969

  • 1LotteryPick1969 Said:
On a different subject, I know that Johns Hopkins is D-1 in lacrosse, D2 (or D3?) in everything else. Could the Ivies move to D2 in basketball and football and remain D1 in everything else?


Not under current NCAA rules. The original D3/D1 split schools were grandfathered in at the time - Hobart, JHU (lacrosse) Colorado College (womens hockey and soccer) and RPI (hockey), think there may be a few others. But I have been wondering the same thing - does the changing landscape lead to an NCAA rule change? I don't see that D2 accomplishes much and the conferences don't seem ivy-image compatible, but D3 might be doable.

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