That is a great point. One of the biggest reasons for Salisbury's dominance is the fact that they are dominant. Players consistently transfer out of top D1 programs where they're not getting playing time because they want to play and play in national championships. If Salisbury were to make the move to D1 they would lose one of their greatest recruiting tools. Then, of course, there is the issue about scholarships. Will salisbury offer athletic scholarships if they move to D1. Hobart does not and it is defintiely a challenge for them to pull in the top recruits because of it. Why would the top high school players in the country reject athletic sholarships from Hopkins, Syracuse, Virginia, and Maryland to play for Hobart and recieve little financial aid?