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RE: JMU Transition to Sunbelt/FBS/CAA AQs
(11-03-2021 08:01 PM)JMU_Rocks! Wrote:  The CAA has been instrumental to our athletics rise and JMU has been great for the conference. No reason for JMU to burn any bridges or create rifts with any institutions we now engage with. Foremost, is helping the student athletes impacted by this. Sadly, this move is about football primarily and many of our other outstanding sports will bare the most immediate impacts.

The CAA has been burning that bridge with napalm for the last several years. Flo's contract, the outrageous crap from CAA refs, not to mention the way that the CAA strength of schedule (or absence thereof) has been holding us back in the Olympic sports for years.

If they're going to be that petty and unprofessional, I wish them nothing but agony and failure in the future.
11-03-2021 08:35 PM
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