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RE: UMass should try to get into the MAC for all sports.
To answer the thread's question, perhaps but probably not in the cards. There is a chance CUSA could look favorably towards UMass as a FB only. Looking at the ratings, 3 out of the very bottom are independent universities. Independency is a terrible head wind with no defined bowl or conference championships to excite recruits.
If the chairs stop in a few years, we'll have to see what happen with both BB and football performance and the A10.

At least the students stayed and stormed the field after a solid beat of UConn. Last part of the highlight reel.
10-11-2021 11:21 AM
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