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RE: Horizon extends offer to new member
(06-23-2017 12:59 PM)TOPSTRAIGHT Wrote:  IMO MVC will add Murray St. and Milwaukee next spring. Recent moves by the Horizon will force their hand to be more aggressive.Murray football is added to the MVFC (along with soon to be North Dakota).MVFC will have twelve teams and North-South divisions.MVC basketball will have to forsake round robin play but will use strategic in-conference scheduling to help RPI.

Going to twelve will help MVC in several ways:

--increases overall strength;depth(protection against future raids)

--enlarges footprint w/o travel cost; two new markets Milwaukee and at least a presence in West Kentucky

--promotes the perception as dominant over the Horizon,Summit,OVC

What "moves" has the Horizon made? They have invited IUPUI. A school the MVC did not even look at. I realize this is a realignment thread but holy cow.
06-23-2017 03:19 PM
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