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UNSUBSTANTIED CHATTER: Charlotte and ODU to A10/Indy
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RE: UNSUBSTANTIED CHATTER: Charlotte and ODU to A10/Indy
Just deciphered my crystal ball......


2024

Sun Belt West

UTSA
Texas State
Rice
North Texas
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana
Arkansas State
Southern Miss
South Alabama


Sun Belt East

Troy
UAB
Middle Tennessee
Western Kentucky
Marshall
Appalachian State
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Coastal Carolina


How you ask?

If rumors are true, UTA and Little Rock to SLC. ULM eventually says No Mas and flees to the SLC as well. ODU and Charlotte to Indy/A10.

Sun Belt absorbs geographical core of CUSA. UTEP and the FU's to Indy.

You're left with 18 schools in 2 regionally distinct divisions that could easily make 2 separate conferences down the road.
02-01-2021 04:02 PM
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