2023 Texas Division Men’s Schedule
Texas Division Schedule Notes
NOTE: Games on Saturday-Sunday, September 30-October 1, at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, will use six-minute quarters with no overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half.
NOTE: Games prior to the title game at the Texas Division Championship on Saturday-Sunday, October 28-29, at Rice University in Houston, Texas, will use six-minute quarters with sudden death overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half.
NOTE: Due to lighting issues on Saturday, September 23, games at Rice University in Houston, Texas, are shortened to finish before dark. Games will use six-minute quarters with no overtime and teams limited to one timeout per half.
NOTE: To accommodate the travel distance for Texas Tech University, the order of games on Sunday, October 29, during the Texas Division Championship is revised.
NOTE: Due to Trinity University not completing the Texas Division Championship, the team is not awarded a final position of finish.
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Texas Division Championship
| Teams are divided into brackets based on their won/loss records during the season. | |||||||
| Teams seeded Ninth-to-12th play round robin to determine places Ninth-to-12th. | |||||||
| Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard. Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless of seed. |
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2023 Texas Men Standings
wdt_ID Final Standing Regular Season Standing Team Win Loss Ties Points Win (Final Standings) Loss (Final Standings) Ties (Final Standings)
*Texas A&M University “B” claims the No. 8 seed due to the University of North Texas forfeiting to Louisiana State University; ^Louisiana State University claims the No. 4 seed courtesy an 8-2 head-to-head win versus the University of Houston; +The University of Texas “A” claims the No. 1 seed due to goal differential versus the highest seeded opponent between the Longhorns and Baylor University. As both teams did not play Texas A&M University “A”, the highest common opponent is Louisiana State – which Texas “A” defeated 18-4, while Baylor downed 12-11.
