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RE: ESPNU - Temple vs UMass Friday night and recap of wild ending from last game
(09-16-2017 11:10 AM)mlb Wrote:  Temple never joined the Mac for all sports. They stayed in the A10 for basketball. The Mac then decided they didn't want to help build another school in football without a commitment for all sports. Hence UMass went independent in football.

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True, but in UMASS's case, as an FBS start- up, I think it would have been wise to jump conferences. They forgot rule #1. Football drives the bus.
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