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Services
Quite simply, College Sports Online, Inc. provides Website
development and maintenance services.
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Philosophy
College Sports Online’s philosophy is all schools,
conferences, or organizations — regardless of size —
should have as much publicity as they can generate.
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Standard Website
Approach
College Sports Online has developed a “standard Website”
approach that is geared toward more efficient site development
and maintenance.
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Value-Added Fee
Structure
College Sports Online recognizes today’s budgetary
constraints of organizations involved with intercollegiate
athletics.
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College Sports Online's
president, Rhudy Camper, is an alumnus of Virginia Tech.
All viewers of this Website are asked to keep Virginia
Tech in their thoughts and prayers.
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From the Past:
College Sports Online's Camper Gives Website Content
Presentation to USCAA National Convention |
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The United States
Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) had its annual
convention June 5-8, 2005, in Williamsburg, VA, and one of
the scheduled speakers was the president of College Sports
Online, Inc., Rhudy Camper. The subject of Camper's
presentation was keeping Website content interesting.
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College Sports Online
clients had great spring sports seasons. A number of
clients of College Sports Online had wonderful seasons this
past spring. Highlights follow.
The Apprentice School's
baseball team captured their first USCAA National
Championship. This comes on the heels of the best football
season in 20 years, and a third-place finish in the national
wrestling championships.
The Seattle Pacific
women's track team finished seventh in the NCAA National
Championships -- their best showing since 1993. A freshman
member of the team was the unanimous pick for the conference
female athlete of the year, while a men's basketball player
received the same honor on their side.
The Bowie State softball
team won their first CIAA championship and advanced to the
NCAA regional.
The Western New Mexico
tennis teams had their best seasons in some years,
dramatically going from losing seasons last year to advancing
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Clients
College Sports Online actively seeks clients who are at the
NCAA Division II/III, NAIA, and USCAA competitive levels.
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