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RE: What will be the next conference to die?
(02-12-2017 10:06 AM)AppManDG Wrote:  Not predicting it will die, but CUSA is in turmoil. Nobody likes the alignment of schools. Everyone is reeling from the financial hit from the new TV contract thanks in part to Britton Banowsky's strategy of taking schools based on market size rather than quality of program. Everybody is looking for a way out.

If the new football coaching hires at FIU and FAU are quickly successful, I think much of that eastern dissent will subside. Western programs are generally ok, recognizing neither the MWC or AAC have vacancies. Many are willing to let Old Dominion, UT San Antonio, and Charlotte develop. ODU and UTSA still look like rock star additions.
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RE: What will be the next conference to die? - p23570 - 02-11-2017, 08:02 PM
RE: What will be the next conference to die? - ESE84 - 02-12-2017 10:54 AM



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