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How does Fairleigh-Dickinson/St. Francis/Gardner Webb/Radford have their bball on TV?
Gardner Webb vs Radford followed by LIU-Brooklyn vs Sacred Heart on ESPNU

Fairleigh-Dickinson vs St. Francis on CBSSports...

Really? These games are more attractive (for TV viewers) than some CUSA games?

How the hell are these schools getting better basketball tv deals/exposure than us??? Isn't this why we added schools in big markets??? What has it done for CUSA's exposure and bottom line...?
02-01-2018 07:20 PM
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