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RE: Games to Watch: WAC 2020-21 Non-Conference Scheduling
(10-27-2020 09:08 PM)chrisattsu Wrote:  
(09-24-2020 06:44 PM)gleadley Wrote:  I forget where we had talked about OOC PAC-12 games it appeared the WAC was going to lose, but we may be back in business (incl. ASU @ GCU on 12/13)!

That should be a fun game.
Does ASU play at GCU often?

This would be the first non-exhibition matchup between GCU and ASU in the D1 era. Lopes actually wiped the entire OOC schedule from the website when WAC games were announced, so fans have no idea what is actually going on now. Close regional games with the state universities would make a lot of sense in the current environment, but there is no official word from the University.
10-28-2020 01:16 PM
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