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RE: Presbyterian Football in trouble? (may drop, go Pioneer
(10-28-2017 03:38 PM)Stugray2 Wrote:  The Big South is not in any danger losing Football. They have Basketball (10 schools), Baseball (9) and Soccer (10) for their three men's team sports. I think they will just let Football fall to 5 schools. Gardner-Webb and Charleston Southern are the only member schools sponsoring Football anyway. The only school who can probably find another home is Monmouth with the NEC.

Campbell will be big south football soon. This keeps 6 necessary for fcs playoff autobid
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