Proposal to Extend the NCAA Men's Soccer Season over 2 Semesters Fails
The plan needed a two-thirds majority but fell short after schools objected to added strain on support staffs.
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Proposal to extend the NCAA men's soccer season over 2 semesters fails
NCAA members rescind men’s soccer season proposal
On Friday, at the conclusion of a procedural 30-day period, two-thirds of Division I member schools rescinded a previously approved rule change that would have moved Division I men’s soccer to a two-semester playing season with the championship occurring in the spring. Proposals adopted with less than a 75% majority vote by the Division I Cabinet are subject to the 30-day rescission process. As a result of the rescission, Division I men’s socc…
DEVELOPING STORY: Potential internal rift at Pitt highlighted as NCAA Men’s Soccer Two-Semester Model is rescinded
A month ago, a proposal to move Men's Division I College Soccer to a two-semester schedule model long campaigned for by many veteran coaches, including Pitt's Jay Vidovich and Duquesne's Chase Brooks, appeared to be well on its way to finally becoming reality. Over the course of the past month, things have changed drastically. The structural overhaul—which would have distributed 25 matches across the fall and spring semesters with a May champion…
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