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RE: Lacrosse : realignment, rivalries (postponed) and re-evaluation (costs)
(03-08-2018 12:42 AM)jrj84105 Wrote:  #1 in the MCLA poll and appearing to be in a good place for transitioning p next year. Still no news on conference affiliation.

My guess is Utah wouldn't have made the decision to move the sport up if they weren't comfortable being an independent for the next several seasons. What'll be interesting is if, once the Bonnies come on-line, the A-10 launches lacrosse with four full members and a pair of affiliates (I think they will). I don't know that Utah gets a look there, but there could be some trickle-down shakeup in the wake of that.
03-08-2018 10:19 AM
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