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RE: Honest question - when was the last time an SEC or B1G program cut a sport?
(02-24-2013 09:17 PM)OrangeCrush22 Wrote:  There's no correlation between cutting sports and the conference the school is apart of. Schools are only forced to cut sports due to mismanagement of money, or due to Title IX. In the Big East the football schools were making nickels, and the basketball schools were making pennies, Marquette still managed to start a lacrosse team.

I assume you actually have data to support your claim. Despite how you presented it it's hardly a fact.
02-24-2013 11:56 PM
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