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RE: Most Underperforming G5 Football Programs
*San Diego St: up until recently, this was the sleeping giant that took decades to wake up. They have woken up and the Chargers left. Perfect timing.

Uconn-Flagship university with 0 FBS and 0 NFL in their state.

UNLV-Big market with no pro sports (changing soon) Decent recruiting grounds.

New Mexico-Flagship in a state with no pro sports in a metro of around a million.

UTEP-No pro sports in a metro of over a million in college football crazed Texas.

Tulane-Big metro, big school in the heart of college football crazed SEC country.

Cincinnati-2nd fiddle in huge state. Good school. Located in college football crazed Big 10 country.

Houston-Huge market, great recruiting, huge school. Located in football crazed Texas.

Hawaii-Flagship university with 0 FBS & NFL competition. Metro of close to a million. Great recruiting on the islands.
10-06-2017 08:28 PM
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