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RE: Scheduling agreement with Liberty?
I wouldn't be surprised if in the next 10 years, Liberty becomes some powerhouse independent school, similar to BYU... but without the tradition. Then we'll all be looking back saying "well crap, why didn't the Sun Belt invite them..." They certainly have the budget and fan support. They averaged nearly 19,000 in football, which is more than most SBC schools average. Their basketball arena would be one of the top 5 largest arenas in the SBC. Their baseball stadium puts some ACC schools to shame, and so does their softball stadium. Liberty's softball stadium would only compare to ULL's in my opinion.
03-03-2017 08:40 AM
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