New NCAA rule allows scrimmages between teams

[Bravesguy]

I did not know this, but a recent NCAA rule allows teams to have scrimmages between D-I teams instead of exhibition games against non-D-I teams.

Stanford will face Nevada in one of these scrimmages in October, but nobody is allowed to watch, not fans, not even the media.
Here is an article about it

http://www.kesq.com/Global/story.asp?S=5271135&nav=9qrx

[MacabreMob]

A-ha.

I wouldn't be surprised to see UIUC schedule one of these as a road game in the MVC. (likely at SIU)

I wouldn't mind if Bradley did a game like this.

[vbird]

ISU has done this the past 2 seasons with Ball State.

I wonder why they rule these workouts have to be private?

[BUBravesMan]

ISU has done this the past 2 seasons with Ball State.

I wonder why they rule these workouts have to be private?

Schools probably aren't allowed to make money off the scrimmages (i.e. from ticket sales)

[MacabreMob]

ISU has done this the past 2 seasons with Ball State.

I wonder why they rule these workouts have to be private?

Schools probably aren't allowed to make money off the scrimmages (i.e. from ticket sales)

Not sure I buy into that.

First of all, these are 'exhibitions' - not 'scrimmages'.

Secondly, doesn't Bradley sell hot dogs and chips as well as charge an entrance fee to get into even the Red/White? So doesn't that money go somewhere related to Men's Bradley Basketball?