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Division I enacts 4 year moratorium on accepting new members
Thanks go to DexterEagle from the MAC board, just wanted to repost it here:

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What this could mean to us...

1. There will be no moving of schools up to Division I or between SUBDIVISIONS of Division I, meaning there will be no FCS/I-AA moveups starting until 2011. So forget about UMass or Villanova joining anytime soon.

2. It sounds as though they want to review Division I as a whole...not only the moving up of schools, but also "standards for Division I institutional and conference membership". Could be interesting to see what they come up with.
08-10-2007 10:48 AM
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