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RE: ESPN Power Index
(07-09-2019 01:12 PM)Cardiff Wrote:  
(07-09-2019 11:38 AM)FIU4Ever Wrote:  
(07-09-2019 09:10 AM)SVHerd Wrote:  CUSA has no one else to blame but themselves. We could have gone with ESPN and been fine, but we chose CSTV and the rest is history. We continue to lose traction and be lost in the media scramble. What an idiotic move to go with CSTV.

Who were the teams in CUSA when those decisions were made?
Southern Miss and UAB — members since 1995.
Marshall, Rice, and UTEP — members since 2005.
FAU, FIU, LT, MTSU, ODU, UNCC, UNT, UTSA — members since 2013.
WKU — member since 2014.

Huh? The CSTV deal was made after CUSA 2.0 was formed with
Southern Mississippi
East Carolina
Marshall
UCF
UAB
Memphis

Houston
Rice
Tulsa
SMU
UTEP
Tulane

CSTV stood for College Sports Television and was later purchased by CBS. It then became CBS College Sports Network before becoming CBS Sports Network. I remember watching the original CSTV games on the local CW affiliate.

https://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/04/busin...stock.html
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RE: ESPN Power Index
Here is an idea... STOP SUCKING
07-10-2019 08:24 AM
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RE: ESPN Power Index
(07-10-2019 05:04 AM)MUsince96 Wrote:  
(07-09-2019 01:12 PM)Cardiff Wrote:  
(07-09-2019 11:38 AM)FIU4Ever Wrote:  
(07-09-2019 09:10 AM)SVHerd Wrote:  CUSA has no one else to blame but themselves. We could have gone with ESPN and been fine, but we chose CSTV and the rest is history. We continue to lose traction and be lost in the media scramble. What an idiotic move to go with CSTV.

Who were the teams in CUSA when those decisions were made?
Southern Miss and UAB — members since 1995.
Marshall, Rice, and UTEP — members since 2005.
FAU, FIU, LT, MTSU, ODU, UNCC, UNT, UTSA — members since 2013.
WKU — member since 2014.

Huh? The CSTV deal was made after CUSA 2.0 was formed with
Southern Mississippi
East Carolina
Marshall
UCF
UAB
Memphis

Houston
Rice
Tulsa
SMU
UTEP
Tulane

CSTV stood for College Sports Television and was later purchased by CBS. It then became CBS College Sports Network before becoming CBS Sports Network. I remember watching the original CSTV games on the local CW affiliate.

https://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/04/busin...stock.html

Thanks for the clarification, I thought the 4th of July beers were still messing with my recollection of events 03-drunk
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