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RE: WAC Expansion/FCS - for real (Official Discussion Thread)
(04-12-2021 06:19 PM)OhioBoilermaker Wrote:  I don’t understand the UIW love. I’d take Trinity and their $1.2 billion endowment over UIW. And they’re essentially next to each other.

Really? Division 3, student population of 2300 undergraduate and 200 graduate students. No football stadium.

Personally I think West Texas A&M is a better choice than Incarnate Word, but Trinity? What makes you think one penny of that $1.2 billion would go to athletics?
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