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A Former SEC Commish, Marshall, The Need For $250K: How UCF Got To The MAC
Good article here by Marc Daniels and Scott Harris about UCF's path to joining the MAC in 2002 and how it helped get them to where they are today.

On a "Final Note," are the authors teasing the current price of eggs or perhaps providing a clue to the future intentions of the Delaware Blue Hens?

https://969thegame.iheart.com/content/20...o-the-mac/
(This post was last modified: 01-18-2023 11:40 AM by BeatWestern!.)
01-18-2023 11:35 AM
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