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RE: Curious, are there any other private FCS programs with money?
(05-14-2017 09:21 PM)72Tiger Wrote:  Holy Cross has a great football history. They have renewed their rivalry series with BC and have scheduled UCONN and Syracuse as well. Don't see it going past that, but if they can win some of those games, who knows what kind of interest may be stirred up?

Holy Cross might have an easier goal: getting M/W hockey into Hockey East. There is talk that they'd move their games off campus to the much bigger DCU Center in downtown Worcester.
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