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RE: New FBS programs in the coming decade
(02-07-2020 12:13 PM)Illini60940 Wrote:  
(02-07-2020 10:35 AM)utpotts Wrote:  
(02-07-2020 09:46 AM)Illini60940 Wrote:  With the difference between the MAC and MVFC fairly small, I could see NDSU, SDSU, Northern Iowa, Illinois State and Missouri St making the jump, especially if one does others could follow

You're an idiot. Dear lord how many burner accounts is DavidSt allowed to have......

I don't think anything I said is earthshattering or a big stretch, MAC is the weakest FBS and MVFC is the best FCS. Several of their schools could step in right now and be competitive in all sports.


The MAC is usually better than the Sun Belt. This year's Appalachian State team was the first Sun Belt team to ever finish in the top 25.
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