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RE: Rank Division I programs in your state in terms of resources
8/9 - BC - ACC - Power conference member, I believe they just passed $200 Million in athletic facilities renovations

5 - UMass - A10 - Just completed new basketball and football facilities. With a huge football stadium issue.

4 - Harvard - Ivy - Probably more money that any university in the country, but doesn't use much of it for sports.

3 - Holy Cross - Patriot - In the process of a $100 million sports upgrade. Plenty of money. They de-emphasized sports in the 70's.

2 - UMass Lowell - America East - Elite level hockey recently, the rest of the sports are brand new to D1. Recently took over ownership of the Tsongas Arena for basketball/hockey. A great baseball facility shared with the Red Sox A ball team.
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