Directors Cup ...

[IrishHerb]

Learned something new today.

I've been aware that Stanford often wins the annual directors cup, but was never 100% aware of their total dominance.

Apparently UNC won the first directors cup with Stanford coming in as #2. And Stanford has won the next 20 straight.

For a school that holds their athletes to high academic standards, similar to ND, this is truly an accomplishment.

 

[end_23]

Give it up to Stanford. They actually care about their sports teams, unlike ND.

 

[11NCs]

Learned something new today.

I've been aware that Stanford often wins the annual directors cup, but was never 100% aware of their total dominance.

Apparently UNC won the first directors cup with Stanford coming in as #2. And Stanford has won the next 20 straight.

For a school that holds their athletes to high academic standards, similar to ND, this is truly an accomplishment.

When a school has 30 teams eligible to score points, it is bound to score a lot of points. Some of the teams that earn points don't even get counted because they have more teams scoring points than the DC allows.

 

[twalsh]

Give it up to Stanford. They actually care about their sports teams, unlike ND.

Wow, trying way to hard.

 

[twalsh]

Wow, trying way to hard.

"Too" hard.