Footlocker 7th place going NAIA

Ehh... Or her grades are terrible and she can't clear the NCAA eligibility center.

Kids that do this are almost exclusively evangelical christians and are picking some weirdo bible college.

Taylor University fits that bill. From their wiki page:

"Students, faculty and staff are required to sign the "Life Together Covenant" (LTC) upon joining the university.[50] Community members pledge to adhere to certain standards of conduct andrefrain from certain behaviors, including social dancing (excepting marriages taking place off of school property and choreographed or folkdance), premarital sex, homosexuality, smoking, and the consumption of alcohol, with the intention of strengthening the community as a whole. Students cannot register for classes or housing unless they have signed the LTC pledge each year. The LTC is viewed as not only a covenant, but as a binding contract as well. Penalties for not adhering to the LTC range from "citizenship probation" to expulsion from the university. In 2013 the dancing rule was modified to allow officially sanctioned school dances."

Footlocker is awful now. Some of the west kids couldn’t even get all state

Yep - it's basically a Liberty but probably worse academics. If you want a conservative college, why not pick Hillsdale or Pepperdine? They're still respectable schools with real academics. Or if you want a different Christian one (though I'm not sure her denomination), pick BYU, Notre Dame, Georgetown, etc.

because they dont want their world view challenged and are scared of being confronted by awful things like science

LMAO. Yep nobody more persecuted than white christians in America. Snowflakes can't even take someone questioning their college choices without crying about persecution.

Yet their POV is extreme!! One can have a negative view of religious schools without bringing the holocaust into the picture. Seems like YOU are the one with the problem. Please desist from posting in future until you see your shrink, as this take questions your psychological state of mind.

The more disappointing this is that she’s not gonna be in the WHAC..

Outside reasons, just like Wiley most likely play effect. Taylor is a very religious school, and maybe thats what she's looking for, maybe parents went there, who knows the reasons.

Everyone just needs to find the school that is the best fit for them. That’s really the bottom line.

Having said that, NAIA & D2 school generally have lower academic standards and admission requirements vs D1 & D3 schools. That isn’t always the case and there are exceptions. D2 Mines is a great example of a D2 school with solid academics. There are others as well.

Also, methinks the OP of the thread was trolling & being disingenuous by using “Wiley” in the thread title. He knew that using her name would more likely bring derision within the thread.

^ “Wiley” not in the thread title, in the username

Film at 11.

Wow! Totally agree with each kid needs to find the right university for them. My daughter was accepted and had scholarships to run at all divisions and yes, she settled on an NAIA choice. It was a great decision for her & as a parent I allowed her to visit schools across the country to find her way. She is headed to grad school to major in Occupational Therapy. She has been challenged academically, spiritually, socially, emotionally, and athletically at her NAIA choice. She experienced life changing situations after she committed & she needed the support and team friendships that she found in her university. Show some respect for athletes that do chose NAIA over D1 for personal reasons.

It is Joanne Halterman and she is going to Milligan not Taylor. Gotta love the uneducated public school kids on here.

Congrats to your daughter and her future career as an OT. That’s a great career choice. She’ll be in demand and always have a job.

2nd place Zealand going to Liberty. If the fundamentalists ran as a team they would be pretty fast.

Are you wrong with EVERY post you make? It seems like every time you post it is something either inaccurate or just an outright lie.