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RE: North Dakota to Summit League and MVFC
(02-02-2017 12:17 PM)MplsBison Wrote:  Maybe the fact of it just is: the NCAA hasn't noticed or realized, or the NCAA doesn't care that the MVC is using two affiliates to get men's soccer up to an autobid, sponsored sport.


So, if true, then seems the Summit could do the same for baseball, if NDSU dropped it. (get an affiliate, to get back up to six)

The affiliates count as members of that conference for that sport. Even if they are not a full member (basketball playing), the affiliates are consider part of the MVC for the sport of soccer.
Yes, the Summit could add a baseball affiliate to keep in compliance.
02-02-2017 12:38 PM
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