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RE: Could the NBE start to sponsor FCS football, ala the WAC?
The NBE would be better off putting the band back together than starting an FCS league. Just remerge with the AAC while they are hanging out there with 7 all sports schools and the Navy/Wichita combination. Move Villanova up to FBS and add UConn FB. The merged conference can then play an 18 game BB conference schedule with 19 teams.

FB East - Villanova, Temple, ECU, UConn, USF
FB West - Navy, Memphis, Tulane, SMU, Tulsa
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10-12-2021 08:59 PM
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