Posted by dacj501 on 3/31/2012 7:45:00 PM (view original):

Posted by yanks250125 on 3/31/2012 6:25:00 PM (view original):

Posted by cornfused on 3/30/2012 1:52:00 AM (view original):
Tell me you love me.

There are a few small changes from the original... but I took out the 360-mile circles I'd thrown around some schools, so it should be mostly the same.

I can't seem to open that link...

do you have google earth installed?

I guess i didn't, so I downloaded it..and still can't open the link

if you have Google Earth downloaded and installed, all you have to do is doubleclick the .kmz file.

Posted by cornfused on 3/30/2012 1:52:00 AM (view original):
Tell me you love me.

There are a few small changes from the original... but I took out the 360-mile circles I'd thrown around some schools, so it should be mostly the same.

map is awesome. saves me hours from having to make my own.

one question though: how the hell is big east a mid major?

I made the subcategories based on Allen world.  That's how.

I'll be the first. I love you.

I really wish I would've looked at this before recruiting for my Rutgers team. Turns out I should scout Penn, not NY...

Posted by jetwildcat on 4/1/2012 1:13:00 PM (view original):

Posted by cornfused on 3/30/2012 1:52:00 AM (view original):
Tell me you love me.

There are a few small changes from the original... but I took out the 360-mile circles I'd thrown around some schools, so it should be mostly the same.

map is awesome. saves me hours from having to make my own.

one question though: how the hell is big east a mid major?

This link is dead - anyone have another? Really would like to look at this...

hmm let me fix that link...  Here's the new Google Earth overlay.

How do you sort by conference and division?

bump

It's already sorted - checkboxes on Google Earth can help with only showing some levels.

How do I get to the checkboxes

...are you on Google Earth?

I played Colorado College on season and kind of wish I'd have kept it.

Still, it does have its drawbacks.

As someone already said, If the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference at D2 has a number of good coaches, they'll keep you from pulldowns and even some higher level D3 players.

If the RMAC is rather empty of human coaches, you'll also encounter other D2 schools from a bit farther away challenging you on occasion. Colorado often generates some good recruits for D2 and if there are few or no humans in that conference, its open season for some from farther away.

Also, while recruiting in Colorado and nearby won't see much D3 competition, that's your ONLY area where that will be the case (assuming no one from D2 gets you as described above).

Still, it's an interesting situation, and it's no surprise there are no Colorado College openings available.