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RE: ASUN Expansion Targets to Replace NJIT
(06-28-2020 07:20 AM)bill dazzle Wrote:  
(06-20-2020 04:45 AM)NoDak Wrote:  Trevecca Nazarene used to be a rivalry game of Belmont and Lipscomb and recently moved to DII from NAIA. It has 4000 students and $22 million endowment so it might not be ideal, but would be a good Nashville candidate.


Trevecca is a much better university — both academically and athletically — than a lot of Nashvillians realize. And the campus is rather nice. I actually live fairly close to it.

Now NCAA DII (as could correctly note), TNU is moving forward on many levels. But I don't foresee the university leaders wanting the athletics program to be DI anytime soon. But I might be proved wrong.

I've never thought of Nashville, which happens to be one of my favorite cities, as a college town, but it does have a fair number of schools: Vandy, Tennessee State, Belmont, Lipscomb, and I didn't even know about Trevecca. Great city!
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