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RE: Delaware starts $60 million upgrade-start of FBS move with JMU?
Stony Brook and Albany might be on a higher up for accessing a bowl bid even if the conference do not have an access bid or autobid.

I think some people are looking at having to create a new conference to have a bid? You need 7 schools that have played with each other for several years together.

James Madison, UMass., Delaware, Towson, Old Dominion, Charlotte, New Hampshire and maybe a Maine, URI or Richmond as the seventh. Stony Brook and Albany are new to the CAA and may not count yet.
11-11-2017 04:10 PM
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