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RE: Boise St looking to move on from MWC
Their options are AAC football only or join the expanding list of independent teams.
BYU could be a annual season ending game they are trying to turn that into a rivalry.
U Mass , U Conn and NMSU are not good football programs but are higher rated schools. Not much different than playing Wyoming or UNM.
The thought I guess would be to schedule a couple lower P5 schools each year home and home.

Olympic sports
Big West last time with a travel subsidy
Become the Big Sky's twelfth team.
WAC might be preferred they would rather not be in conference with Idaho and Idaho St. That whole athletic flagship horseshit .
Summit might be an option
12-17-2020 06:22 AM
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