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The WAC Going Forward (Updated 4/8/2022)
This is how things are moving in the WAC:

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(2022)
Spring Sports

July 1: Chicago State Departs and Southern Utah, UIW and UTA Joins.

FBS Feasibility Study Results Released???

Fall Sports Starts

Winter Sports Starts

(2023)

Spring Sports

July 1 SHSU and NMSU Depart for CUSA, Lamar Departs for the SLC

Fall Sports Starts
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Right now only Chicago State, SHSU and NMSU are leaving.

Conferences are just business partnerships. If something happens, don't take it personal.

We are all together until July 2023. We have to live with each other until then.

Please, play nice.
(This post was last modified: 04-08-2022 11:05 AM by CrimsonPhantom.)
11-06-2021 05:11 PM
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The WAC Going Forward (Updated 4/8/2022) - CrimsonPhantom - 11-06-2021 05:11 PM
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