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RE: Jonesboro Radio Station's interview with CC officals
Assuming they add CCU and EKU, drop Idaho and add NMSU for all sports, it will result in a 12/14 lineup that has both non-FB schools in the West, and no presence for the league in Florida. This can easily be fixed by going 12/16 and add two eastern non-FB schools. Specifically, North Florida and Florida-Gulf Coast. Both are growing schools in talent-rich Florida with nice facilities and plenty of room to continue growing, and it would get the league back into Florida. Two 6-team divisions in Football, two 8-team divisions in other sports.
08-05-2015 01:01 PM
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