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RE: Colleges And Universities That Added Or Dropped Their Football teams
Possible Southern Indiana To Add Football?

I know it is restricted, but I saw some parts of it in the Google search about football at Southern Indiana.

Quote:8 days ago — If USI was to add a football team to the 17 athletics programs already in place, it could result in a shift in which sports the Screaming Eagles are able to ...

Quote:8 days ago — USI didn't look into adding football when it ultimately decided to jump to Division I. Then again, Hall fielded questions about the possibility of that ...

So Southern Indiana might be leaning towards adding football. Which means UIndy might make the move as well if that does happen. I don't know how to get around the restricted content, but I think Matt Brown can sniff around for us.
10-17-2022 09:18 PM
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