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RE: Clark: "Talk is cheap," details items on his request list for UAB program
I asked in past posts "What does UAB need to do next to remain competitive with its G5 contemporaries"? Since student pay is not an issue (YET), it is the improvement of student amenities -- like nutritional upgrades -- that can give UAB some recruiting advantage. Last spring Bama announced a $5 million upgrade in athletic nutritional facilities so that is one item. What is FBHC Clark specifically thinking about as a new offering on his agenda? He is after all, the leader who is speaking to the recruits directly and hearing their feedback.
12-24-2020 12:51 AM
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