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RE: WAC FBS - Later rather than sooner
(06-15-2021 02:13 PM)TexasTerror Wrote:  
(06-15-2021 12:33 PM)OhioBoilermaker Wrote:  Saw today that Southern Utah has scheduled a game at Pioneer League St. Thomas in 2026. Going from playing Pioneer League teams in 2026 to FBS teams in 2027 would certainly be a, uh, look.

The Pioneer League plays NCAA Division I football and has an automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs. I have no problem with an FCS program particularly out "west" as Southern Utah is to schedule a fellow 'west of the Mississippi' FCS program for a home-and-home.

The Pioneer's San Diego owns postseason wins over Cal Poly and Northern Arizona the last few years

St. Thomas is east of the Mississippi. Admittedly by about 100 yards, but UST is not western in any reasonable sense.
06-15-2021 06:45 PM
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