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RE: FBS independents - Top contenders and link about NCAA Strategic Vision and Planning
(02-17-2017 01:53 PM)NoDak Wrote:  Delaware has apparently backed off its past stated policy of no FBS. They will do what JMU, Stony Brook, and Albany as they don't want to be left with the dregs of the CAA.

Delaware has been in the CAA with Towson, JMU, and W&M since 2001, and playing football under the CAA banner since 2007. Definitely don't see Towson or W&M moving up, so I would say JMU and Delaware could possibly partner for a move.

Don't think Stony Brook, and definitely not Albany, matter one bit.
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