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RE: JMU Transition to Sunbelt/FBS/CAA AQs
(11-30-2021 12:23 PM)DoubleDogDare Wrote:  I should be getting pumped for JMU to leave FCS with another championship, but I can't shake thoughts of how the transition period could be rough going. Keeping the team's winning mentality and successful recruiting is going to be huge for JMU's success the next few years. BRB going to watch the lock the gates speech.
Not only inbound recruiting but keeping the talent we have on board. Not sure how many kids wants to go through the rest of their career in a transitional phase with zero chance of a conference title and postseason play.
11-30-2021 01:55 PM
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RE: JMU Transition to Sunbelt/FBS/CAA AQs - Polish Hammer - 11-30-2021 01:55 PM



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