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(08-11-2010 04:00 AM)SpaceRaider Wrote: [ -> ]article in USA Today:

Schools find football programs spur buzz, campus growth

Schools that have added or will add football between 2009-13:

Championship Subdivision
Old Dominion (2009)
South Alabama* (2010)
Georgia State (2010)
Lamar (2010)
Texas-San Antonio (2011)
Charlotte (2013)

NCAA Division II
Incarnate Word (2009)
New Haven (2009)
LeMoyne-Owen (2011)

NCAA Division III
Anna Maria (2009)
Castleton State (2009)
Pacific (2010)
Presentation (2011)
Stevenson (2011)
New Orleans (2011)
Finlandia (2012)
George Fox (2013)

NAIA
Lindsey Wilson (2010)
Notre Dame College** (2010)
Ave Maria (2011)
Concordia (2011)
Siena Heights (2011)
Bluefield (2012)
Robert Morris (2012)
Wayland Baptist (2012)
Florida Tech (2013)

*Joins Bowl Subdivision in 2013
**Hopes to join NCAA Division II in 2011

Source: National Football Foundation[/quote]
Just forwarded that to Paul Stanton and Dave Mullins.
(08-11-2010 09:11 AM)ETSUfan1 Wrote: [ -> ]Just forwarded that to Paul Stanton and Dave Mullins.

For real?
(08-11-2010 09:11 AM)ETSUfan1 Wrote: [ -> ]Just forwarded that to Paul Stanton and Dave Mullins.

Where are the lap dogs?? come on out guys, give it to us... pat us on the head and tell us how STUPID we are... pass the Kool-Aid.

I friggin hate etsu sometimes.
I decided to try a little experiment this summer and dug out an old ETSU football shirt to wear around town, mostly to the gym and grocery store. I can't even begin to count how many comments and second looks that I've received from people. Yesterday alone I had 3 people in less than an hour stop to ask me about the shirt. It's been like this all summer no matter where I'm at. I've had doctors, mechanics, alumni, current students, and random apparently non-alumni tricities residents ask me about the shirt and what I thought about football's absence at our university.

Every single person has told me how much they miss buc football and how they would love to see it played at ETSU again. I can't help but feel that their is enough community interest to make football work. Every time I talk to someone about ETSU football it makes me optimistic that it can make a comeback someday. It's encouraging to know that people acknowledge that something big is missing from ETSU, that the players and games and experiences surrounding Buc football have not been forgotten.

Everyone that reads this board and has a buc football shirt or hat needs to start wearing it. The more visible we are the more grassroots interest we can drum up. I'll have mine on every time I set foot on campus this basketball season and I hope to see many more doing the same.
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