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NCAA Automatic Bid Watch (11/13/17) - by Ed Strong (twitter.com/DawgoneCrazy) Author's note: Thanks for reading! If you have any questions/comments about this or any other post I make, ask me on Twitter - I'm on very frequently, either on my main account (@DawgoneCrazy) or my fan-run VB scores account (@NCAAVBscores). I'd love to hear feedback and generate more interest in NCAA women's volleyball. There are 64 teams that get to go to the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship. 32 of them are referred to as “automatic qualifiers” who gained access to the tournament by winning their conference’s automatic bid – either winning the conference tournament, or for conferences without a conference tournament, winning the regular season title. The remaining 32 are “at-large” bids, going to the most qualified teams left after all 32 conference champions are already taken. If you’re a fan of a team that is on the bubble, it is in your best interest for the best teams to w