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RE: University of New Orleans to consider starting football program
(01-20-2022 04:41 PM)GeminiCoog Wrote:  It seems like they had been consider adding football for at least ten years. Hopefully, they add it so the Southland can maintain a certain number of teams in the sport.

JMO, but no way UNO would even consider adding I-AA football with a plan to remain in the SLC for any kind of extended basis.

It would be a death sentence for a commuter school in an NFL market where LSU will always shine 1,000 times brighter than any other college program.
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