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RE: Idaho may drop three sports or may add three more -budget difficulties
(04-06-2018 10:50 PM)LatahCounty Wrote:  Basically all of Idaho higher ed

Just my humble opinion:

All need to merge, as has been done in the past (e.g., Texas and TAMU systems), into one institution. But work with the NCAA beforehand to see if there's a way to divide the major sports out to only particular campuses, e.g., "The University of Idaho, Boise campus" is where football is played, etc.

Then Idaho might be very attractive to the PAC or others, or at least will be an even stronger member of the MWC.
04-07-2018 01:14 PM
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