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RE: Could Rice restart the SWC in the post-Covid climate?
(07-20-2021 09:31 AM)DFW HOYA Wrote:  
(07-20-2021 08:32 AM)SMUstang Wrote:  Schools added to the AAC since 2011 include SMU, Houston, Memphis in 2013, Tulane, East Carolina, and Tulsa in 2014. That being said, Rice is where they should be given their athletic budget.

Except their budget is larger than Tulsa and Tulane.

I'm not going to argue, maybe the AAC was going for markets at that time. But why ECU?

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