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RE: CMU Drops Under D1 FBS Mandated Sport Sponsorship Levels
What sport will CMU add? My guess is golf; low cost conference sponsored sport and CMU already has a women's team.

What will happen in 2022 if a sport is not added?

I agree that it might be hard to deny Wright State but there is a difference in needing to add 1 sport for one gender and needing to add 3 sports for two genders. There aren't many sports that are lower costs than what WSU dropped so it would seem that the current actions would accomplish nothing in the long run by (re-)adding sports in two years. At least CMU will see some savings by replacing T&F with Golf.
06-04-2020 06:23 PM
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