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RE: David St Rejoice, or Guess Who's WAC, WAC Again?
(01-13-2021 07:50 PM)solohawks Wrote:  Gonzaga doesn't want anymore teams that will drag down the RPI. They fought to limit the number of WCC games at 16. I would think if Seattle were in the Big Sky, the WCC wouldn't care too much if Seattle's baseball and soccer, and any other non Big Sky sponsored sports, were hosted by Seattle.

It would be a way for Seattle to make inroads with the WCC. Alternatively Men's Baseball and Soccer could just stay in the WAC.

Seattle doesn't fit the current Big Sky profile, but geographically it makes a ton of sense and would give the Big Sky exposure in a big West Coast market they currently lack


I am not sure that the MWC are not giving up on BYU, Gonzaga and Saint Mary's to join them to bring their tv deal up with ESPN for men's basketball. It could give them the AAC money that way.
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