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RE: So Miss Loses to in-town Rival and NAIA member William Carey by 6...
(11-25-2018 07:05 PM)THE NC Herd Fan Wrote:  So is NAIA below NCAA DIII?

I would say the quality is between D2 and D3. NAIA offers scholarships but, by and large, seems to be a bit below D2 quality. The top NAIA teams may be more comparable to top D2 teams but it isn’t as deep.

I’ve seen good D3 teams handle average NAIA teams pretty easily whereas that is almost unthinkable against D2 teams.
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