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RE: What is the future of the Southland Conference?
A conference must have 6 teams in the D2 sports that use AQ. Football does not use an AQ format. The LSC does have 8 football teams but they have a very difficult time filling the 11-game schedule, 4 OOC games. The GAC, MIAA, and NSIC all play conference-only schedules and each team in the RMAC has only 2 OOC games to fill. This is one of the reasons the LSC has a scheduling agreement with the GNAC. D2 also has a pre-set regional structure and places top importance on in-region games. For football only, the LSC is in Super Region 4 with the GNAC, NSIC, and RMAC.
04-12-2021 03:14 PM
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