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RE: Idaho Asking State for Athletic Dept. Bailout
Idaho St isn't really a rival for UI or BSU. They stayed FBS despite being the second biggest school and ranking second to Idaho in academics. Despite a ten million dollar athletic budget and higher subsidies they continue along. They haven't slipped below the junior college in academics. Maybe they should have stayed a branch of UI. Lewis and Clark could emerge into UI saving money. Keep baseball there and make it a varsity sport. Basketball should play some games in Boise and CDA when they get a civic center. Idaho has averaged over twenty thousand before. The combination of losing and conference instability is unique. Maybe NMSU has a similar recent past except their rivals aren't dicks. UNM or UTEP visit every year. BSU won't even play Idaho in basketball in Moscow.



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