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AN EVENT-BY-EVENT LOOK AT HOW TYLER WRIGHT BECAME WORLD CHAMPIONMARCH: Won the season-opener on the Gold Coast for the second time. Beat multiple world champions Stephanie Gilmore and Carissa Moore on her way to the final before dominating the clash with American Courtney Conlogue in the decider to take the world No.1 ranking.APRIL: Knocked out in the quarter-finals at Bells Beach in Victoria by Conlogue, who would go on to win.APRIL: Took out the Margaret River Pro in Western Australia for her second tour win. She claimed a dominant win over Conlogue in the final after beating Gilmore in the quarter-finals and reigning world champ Moore in the semis.MAY: Won in Brazil to surge back to the top of the rankings, beating Sally Fitzgibbons in an all-Australian final. The win gave her a 3000-point lead in the rankings ahead of Conlogue.MAY: Bundled out in the second round in Fiji, defeated by Bethany Hamilton of Hawaii. Lost her place atop the championship standings.JULY: Defeated in the semi-finals of the US Open in California by Malia Manuel. The event was taken out by Tatiana Weston-Webb, who knocked out Conlogue in the quarters.SEPTEMBER: Won the title at Lower Trestles in California, beating Gilmore in an all-Australian final and setting up a 7,250-point advantage over Conlogue with three events remaining.SEPTEMBER: Runner-up at Cascais in Portugal, beaten by Conlogue in the final. Had her first sniff of clinching the world championship at this event if she won and Conlogue failed to make the semis, but that did not happen.OCTOBER: Wright secures her maiden world surfing title at Hossegor in France after Conlogue was toppled in the semi-finals. 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(STATS) -- It will be easy to pay attention to North Carolina A&T and North Carolina Central on Saturday when the two nationally ranked teams meet for the MEAC championship.Question is, will there be reason to pay attention on Sunday?Starting last season, the MEAC relinquished its automatic bid to the FCS playoffs to send its champion to the Celebration Bowl. Everybody else in the conference remains eligible for an at-large bid, although in most seasons -- like last year -- none will get one.While a representative from the MEAC is no longer on the NCAA Division I FCS selection committee to champion for the teams, N.C. A&T (9-1) and N.C. Central (8-2) hope the losing team on Saturday will have done enough to earn an at-large bid.An N.C. A&T team with a 9-2 record and an FBS win (Kent State) would have a stronger chance for a bid than N.C. Central at 8-3.Its a bit awkward for the committee, of course, but these two teams will get a long look. 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The 24-team pairings will be announced at 11 a.m. ET on ESPNU.---=PROJECTED BIDS BY CONFERENCE=Prior to Nov. 17-19 games*- automatic qualifierBig Sky (3): Cal Poly (6-4), *Eastern Washington (9-1), North Dakota (9-2)Big Southh (2): Charleston Southern (6-3), *Liberty (6-4)CAA (4): *James Madison (9-1), Maine (6-4), Richmond (8-2), Villanova (7-3)MEAC (1): North Carolina A&T (9-1)/North Carolina Central (8-2) loserMissouri Valley (4): North Dakota State (9-1), *South Dakota State (7-3), Western Illinois (6-4), Youngstown State (7-3)NEC (1): *Saint Francis (7-3)OVC (1): *Jacksonville State (9-1)Patriot (1): *Lehigh (8-2)Pioneer (1): *San Diego (8-1)Southern (4): Chattanooga (8-2), Samford (7-3), *The Citadel (10-0), Wofford (7-3)Southland (2): *Sam Houston State (10-0), Central Arkansas (9-1)Moved In: Maine (6-4), Wofford (7-3)Dropped Out: Montana (6-4), New Hampshire (6-4)On the Bubble: Fordham (7-3), Illinois State (6-5), Montana (6-4), New Hampshire (6-4), Weber State (6-4)---=STATS PROJECTED PAIRINGS=Top 8 seeds have first-round byesSaint Francis-Lehigh winner at No.dddddddddddd 1 seed North Dakota StateMaine-Chattanooga winner at No. 8 seed North DakotaWestern Illinois-Cal Poly winner at No. 5 seed Sam Houston StateSamford-Liberty winner at No. 4 seed James MadisonVillanova-Youngstown State winner at No. 7 seed Central ArkansasSan Diego-South Dakota State winner at No. 2 seed Eastern WashingtonNorth Carolina A&T/North Carolina Central-Richmond winner at No. 3 seed Jacksonville StateCharleston Southern-Wofford winner at No. 6 seed The Citadel ' ' '