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MAC will have ZERO November Saturday football games next season
Anyone else do a double take when the MAC released its 2017 schedule last week? Even for a league that long has sold out to TV — prioritizing dollars over sense in putting the whims of network executives in endless need of cheap programming above the interests of its fans and student-athletes — the weeknight overload felt like a new level of betrayal.

For the first time, a MAC team will not play a single Saturday game in November. Toledo will host a school-record low three Saturday dates all year.
http://www.bcsn.tv/news_article/show/765..._id=878183

FWIW I did google their schedule for next season, assuming the writer is accurate.
03-06-2017 12:13 PM
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