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Saturday, November 7, 2026
***Tip-off is at 7:00pm CT***
FedExForum, Memphis, TN
Virginia Commonwealth (1-0 0-0 A10)
Memphis Tigers (1-0, 0-0 American)

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Radio
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WXMX-FM 98.9 (Memphis)
WNQM-AM 1300 (Nashville, TN)
XM 384
SXM App 974

Memphis Gameday Notes

VCU Gameday Notes not yet published.


*Memphis leads the all time series with the Rams 6-3. Memphis won the last game with VCU 85-80 on 12/6/2023.
*Penny Hardaway is 176-87 (93-48) overall entering his 9th season at Memphis.
*Phil Martelli Jr is 71-33 (28-8 @ VCU) in his 3rd year of coaching.
*Memphis is 300-53 all-time in FedExForum.]]>
VS


Saturday, November 7, 2026
***Tip-off is at 7:00pm CT***
FedExForum, Memphis, TN
Virginia Commonwealth (1-0 0-0 A10)
Memphis Tigers (1-0, 0-0 American)

TV:
Watch Online ESPN+:



Radio
:


Radio
[/color]:
GoTigersGo Stream
TuneIn App
Varsity Network App
FM 98.9, The Roar of Memphis
WXMX-FM 98.9 (Memphis)
WNQM-AM 1300 (Nashville, TN)
XM 384
SXM App 974

Memphis Gameday Notes

VCU Gameday Notes not yet published.


*Memphis leads the all time series with the Rams 6-3. Memphis won the last game with VCU 85-80 on 12/6/2023.
*Penny Hardaway is 176-87 (93-48) overall entering his 9th season at Memphis.
*Phil Martelli Jr is 71-33 (28-8 @ VCU) in his 3rd year of coaching.
*Memphis is 300-53 all-time in FedExForum.]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035313.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 12:45:27 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035313.html
VS


Saturday, November 7, 2026
***Tip-off is at 7:00pm CT***
FedExForum, Memphis, TN
Virginia Commonwealth (1-0 0-0 A10)
Memphis Tigers (1-0, 0-0 American)

TV:
Watch Online ESPN+:



Radio
:


Radio
[/color]:
GoTigersGo Stream
TuneIn App
Varsity Network App
FM 98.9, The Roar of Memphis
WXMX-FM 98.9 (Memphis)
WNQM-AM 1300 (Nashville, TN)
XM 384
SXM App 974

Memphis Gameday Notes

VCU Gameday Notes not yet published.


*Memphis leads the all time series with the Rams 6-3. Memphis won the last game with VCU 85-80 on 12/6/2023.
*Penny Hardaway is 176-87 (93-48) overall entering his 9th season at Memphis.
*Phil Martelli Jr is 71-33 (28-8 @ VCU) in his 3rd year of coaching.
*Memphis is 300-53 all-time in FedExForum.]]>
VS


Saturday, November 7, 2026
***Tip-off is at 7:00pm CT***
FedExForum, Memphis, TN
Virginia Commonwealth (1-0 0-0 A10)
Memphis Tigers (1-0, 0-0 American)

TV:
Watch Online ESPN+:



Radio
:


Radio
[/color]:
GoTigersGo Stream
TuneIn App
Varsity Network App
FM 98.9, The Roar of Memphis
WXMX-FM 98.9 (Memphis)
WNQM-AM 1300 (Nashville, TN)
XM 384
SXM App 974

Memphis Gameday Notes

VCU Gameday Notes not yet published.


*Memphis leads the all time series with the Rams 6-3. Memphis won the last game with VCU 85-80 on 12/6/2023.
*Penny Hardaway is 176-87 (93-48) overall entering his 9th season at Memphis.
*Phil Martelli Jr is 71-33 (28-8 @ VCU) in his 3rd year of coaching.
*Memphis is 300-53 all-time in FedExForum.]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035312.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 12:38:51 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035312.html AAC Conference Champion Determination

10.5 TWO-TEAM TIE

10.5.1 If there is a two-team tie for first place, both teams will play in the Championship Game.

10.5.2 If there is a two-team tie for second place, the head-to-head result shall determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.3 If there is no head-to-head result, and one of the tied teams was ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings and doesn’t lose in the final weekend of regular-season Conference play, it will be declared a Championship Game participant.

10.5.4 If there is no head-to-head result, and one of the tied teams was ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings and loses in the final weekend of regular-season Conference play, then a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) will be used to determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.5 If there is no head-to-head result, and both tied teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings, the higher-ranked tied team that doesn’t lose in the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be a Championship Game participant.

10.5.6 If there is no head-to-head result, and neither of the tied ranked teams wins in the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all games concludes the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.7 If there is no head-to-head result, and neither of the tied teams is ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings going into the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all teams conclude the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.8 If still tied, win percentage against all common conference opponents.

10.5.9 If still tied, the team with the highest overall winning percentage (Conference and non- conference) excluding exempt games.

10.5.10 If still tied, a coin toss will be conducted by the Commissioner.

10.6 MULTIPLE TEAM TIE

10.6.1 If more than two teams tie for first or second place, the tiebreaker procedures will be applied separately to identify the two participants in the championship game.

10.6.2 If only two teams remain tied after any step in the tiebreaking process, the two-team tie procedures shall be used to break the tie.

10.6.3 The Conference records of the tied teams are compared in a mini round-robin format. If within the mini round-robin, any of the tied teams did not play each other, the group of teams shall remain tied unless one team defeated all other tied teams.

10.6.4 If the highest-ranked of the tied teams in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings doesn’t lose in the final weekend of regular-season conference play, it will be declared a Championship Game participant.

10.6.5 If the highest-ranked of the tied teams in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings loses in the final weekend of regular-season Conference play, then a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) will be used to determine the Championship Game participants.

10.6.6 If there are multiple tied teams ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings, the highest-ranked team or teams that win in the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be Championship Game participants.

10.6.7 If none of the ranked tied teams win in the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all games concludes the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to determine the Championship Game participants.

10.6.8 If no teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings going into the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer etrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all games conclude the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to break a tie and determine the Championship Game participants.

10.6.9 If still tied, win percentage against all common conference opponents.

10.6.10 If still tied, the team with the highest overall winning percentage (Conference and non-conference) excluding exempt games.

10.6.11 Drawing to be conducted by the Commissioner.]]> AAC Conference Champion Determination

10.5 TWO-TEAM TIE

10.5.1 If there is a two-team tie for first place, both teams will play in the Championship Game.

10.5.2 If there is a two-team tie for second place, the head-to-head result shall determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.3 If there is no head-to-head result, and one of the tied teams was ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings and doesn’t lose in the final weekend of regular-season Conference play, it will be declared a Championship Game participant.

10.5.4 If there is no head-to-head result, and one of the tied teams was ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings and loses in the final weekend of regular-season Conference play, then a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) will be used to determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.5 If there is no head-to-head result, and both tied teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings, the higher-ranked tied team that doesn’t lose in the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be a Championship Game participant.

10.5.6 If there is no head-to-head result, and neither of the tied ranked teams wins in the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all games concludes the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.7 If there is no head-to-head result, and neither of the tied teams is ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings going into the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all teams conclude the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to determine the Championship Game participant.

10.5.8 If still tied, win percentage against all common conference opponents.

10.5.9 If still tied, the team with the highest overall winning percentage (Conference and non- conference) excluding exempt games.

10.5.10 If still tied, a coin toss will be conducted by the Commissioner.

10.6 MULTIPLE TEAM TIE

10.6.1 If more than two teams tie for first or second place, the tiebreaker procedures will be applied separately to identify the two participants in the championship game.

10.6.2 If only two teams remain tied after any step in the tiebreaking process, the two-team tie procedures shall be used to break the tie.

10.6.3 The Conference records of the tied teams are compared in a mini round-robin format. If within the mini round-robin, any of the tied teams did not play each other, the group of teams shall remain tied unless one team defeated all other tied teams.

10.6.4 If the highest-ranked of the tied teams in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings doesn’t lose in the final weekend of regular-season conference play, it will be declared a Championship Game participant.

10.6.5 If the highest-ranked of the tied teams in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings loses in the final weekend of regular-season Conference play, then a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) will be used to determine the Championship Game participants.

10.6.6 If there are multiple tied teams ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings, the highest-ranked team or teams that win in the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be Championship Game participants.

10.6.7 If none of the ranked tied teams win in the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer metrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all games concludes the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to determine the Championship Game participants.

10.6.8 If no teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings going into the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer etrics (Connolly SP+, SportSource TR116 SOR, ESPN SOR, KPI) after all games conclude the final weekend of the Conference regular season will be used to break a tie and determine the Championship Game participants.

10.6.9 If still tied, win percentage against all common conference opponents.

10.6.10 If still tied, the team with the highest overall winning percentage (Conference and non-conference) excluding exempt games.

10.6.11 Drawing to be conducted by the Commissioner.]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035277.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 12:28:51 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035277.html Quote:

Democrat LaKesha Womack, who was charged with a felony mid-campaign for stealing a car, defeated incumbent Republican Tim Moore in North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District on Tuesday, flipping a Republican seat in a race.
Womack, a first-time candidate who raised roughly $56,000, won with 51.1 percent of the vote to Moore’s 48.9 percent, a margin of about 6,415 votes out of more than 288,000 cast, according to unofficial results from the North Carolina State Board of Elections.

Moore, the former longtime speaker of the North Carolina House who first won the seat in 2024, had been widely viewed as a heavy favorite.

Weeks before Election Day, Womack was served with a criminal summons on a pending Class H felony charge stemming from an allegedly unreturned 2019 Toyota Corolla rented from Budget Car Rental.

Court records show the original summons was issued in January 2020 but returned unserved the following month. It was reissued and served on Womack on October 11 at a Polk County campaign rally.

Under North Carolina law, willfully failing to return a hired motor vehicle valued above $4,000 is a felony.

The summons listed the vehicle’s value at $20,000.

Womack’s next court date is November 10.

In a campaign video and subsequent interviews, Womack acknowledged that she did not return the rental car. She said she and her young son were homeless at the time, that she had no stable address to receive notices, and that she believed the matter had been resolved and amounted to money owed to the rental company.

WSOC reports:

Court documents obtained by Channel 9 accuse Womack of failing to return a Toyota Corolla to Budget Rental Car by Oct. 13, 2019. The criminal summons was originally issued three months later. But it wasn’t served until about two weeks ago.

“What happened to the rental car?” Channel 9 Government Reporter Joe Bruno asked.

“I can’t talk about that because it is an ongoing legal case,” Womack said. “But I will say that if it were something much more serious, then I probably would have been served and charged much quicker than a week before early voting started.”

While Womack declined to share specifics on Thursday, prior to being served the warrant, she told supporters on Facebook she had experienced homelessness with her then 10-year-old son.

“At one point, I had a rental car, and I did not return the rental car on time,” she said. “And I did not know that they had filed a case against me for this because, again, I was homeless, so I had nowhere to receive mail.”

The pending felony case will continue after Womack takes office in January.
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Democrat LaKesha Womack, who was charged with a felony mid-campaign for stealing a car, defeated incumbent Republican Tim Moore in North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District on Tuesday, flipping a Republican seat in a race.
Womack, a first-time candidate who raised roughly $56,000, won with 51.1 percent of the vote to Moore’s 48.9 percent, a margin of about 6,415 votes out of more than 288,000 cast, according to unofficial results from the North Carolina State Board of Elections.

Moore, the former longtime speaker of the North Carolina House who first won the seat in 2024, had been widely viewed as a heavy favorite.

Weeks before Election Day, Womack was served with a criminal summons on a pending Class H felony charge stemming from an allegedly unreturned 2019 Toyota Corolla rented from Budget Car Rental.

Court records show the original summons was issued in January 2020 but returned unserved the following month. It was reissued and served on Womack on October 11 at a Polk County campaign rally.

Under North Carolina law, willfully failing to return a hired motor vehicle valued above $4,000 is a felony.

The summons listed the vehicle’s value at $20,000.

Womack’s next court date is November 10.

In a campaign video and subsequent interviews, Womack acknowledged that she did not return the rental car. She said she and her young son were homeless at the time, that she had no stable address to receive notices, and that she believed the matter had been resolved and amounted to money owed to the rental company.

WSOC reports:

Court documents obtained by Channel 9 accuse Womack of failing to return a Toyota Corolla to Budget Rental Car by Oct. 13, 2019. The criminal summons was originally issued three months later. But it wasn’t served until about two weeks ago.

“What happened to the rental car?” Channel 9 Government Reporter Joe Bruno asked.

“I can’t talk about that because it is an ongoing legal case,” Womack said. “But I will say that if it were something much more serious, then I probably would have been served and charged much quicker than a week before early voting started.”

While Womack declined to share specifics on Thursday, prior to being served the warrant, she told supporters on Facebook she had experienced homelessness with her then 10-year-old son.

“At one point, I had a rental car, and I did not return the rental car on time,” she said. “And I did not know that they had filed a case against me for this because, again, I was homeless, so I had nowhere to receive mail.”

The pending felony case will continue after Womack takes office in January.
Link]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035311.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 12:08:51 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035311.html
Delaware Game Notes | Delaware Press Conference
Kennesaw State Game Notes | Kennesaw State Press Conference

ABOUT THE FIGHTIN' BLUE HENS

The Fightin' Blue Hens enter the contest 4-4, 2-2 CUSA, coming off a 35-21 road win over WKU to snap a seven-game road losing streak.

QB Nick Minicucci, a member of the Davey O'Brien Great 8 the past two weeks, leads the team with 1,477 passing yards and 14 passing TDs. His 246.2 passing yards per game and 14 passing touchdowns lead Conference USA. Minicucci set the program record for consecutive completions and consecutive completions to begin a game (18) in the win over WKU en route to earning CUSA Offensive Player of the Week. The senior gunslinger tied a career high with 32 completions, going 32-of-38 through the air for 414 yards and four touchdowns. It was the fourth game of Minicucci's career with at least four touchdown passes and the second such game in a row. Minicucci crossed the 400-yard passing mark for the second time in his career, falling just eight yards shy of his career mark.

RB Jo Silver tops the team with 377 rushing yards on the campaign to go with two rushing touchdowns. RB Viron Ellison Jr. and RB Kaderris Roberts co-lead the team in rushing TDs (3).

WRs Sean Wilson (591), Donovan Lewis (322), Da'Wain Lofton (319), and Bryson Graves (257) all have at least 250 receiving yards this season. They are the only quartet in CUSA to have done so.

LB Gavin Moul leads the Hens with 54 tackles.

BAN Blake Matthews has put constant pressure on the quarterback this season, tallying a team-best 4.5 sacks. His 4.5 sacks are tied for 63rd most in the country and fourth in Conference USA, while his 0.56 sacks per game are tied for 66th in the nation and fifth in the league. His 4.5 sacks are the most in a season by a UD non-defensive lineman since LB Jasawn Thompson recorded 7.0 in 2016. Matthews' TFL numbers are equally impressive, totaling 8.0 tackles for loss on the season, landing him 45th nationally and fourth in CUSA, while his 1.00 TFLs per game are tied 45th most nationally and are tied for third in Conference USA.

WR Bryson Graves has been lethal on special teams this season. He blocked a punt for a touchdown at Vanderbilt and ranks 10th nationally in combined kick return yards with 389. In kick return average, his 22.9 average ranks 18th in the country.

The Hens are 30th in the nation with 2.63 sacks/game. UD's 21 sacks this season are tied for 33rd most in the FBS and two more than any other Conference USA team through eight games. It's the most by a CUSA program through eight games of a season since UTEP in 2024 (21).

Delaware ranks 22nd nationally and first in CUSA with 13 forced turnovers this season.

The Blue & Gold boast the No. 1 passing offense in Conference USA with 286.3 passing yards per contest, all while using five different quarterbacks and having two other players throw a pass.

Delaware is averaging 29.1 points per game (2nd in CUSA), while allowing 27.5 points per game (7th).

UD has recorded 395.8 yards of total offense per game (2nd in CUSA), while allowing 406.5 yards per game (9th).

ABOUT THE OWLS

The Owls are 2-6, 1-3 CUSA, coming off a 44-28 road win over Middle Tennessee.

KSU is led by second-year head coach Jerry Mack, who owns a 12-10 record with the Owls.

Former Syracuse and LSU QB Rickie Collins runs the offense for the Owls. He's completed 160-of-229 passes for 1,632 yards and seven touchdowns on the season.

On the ground, KSU is led by RB Boogie Woods III with 358 yards and six touchdowns.

WR Jonathan Stafford Jr. is the team's leading receiver with 397 receiving yards to go with one TD.

On defense, LB Tywon Christopher leads the way with 62 tackles.

KSU is averaging 23.0 points per game (6th in CUSA), while allowing 25.4 points per game (6th).

The Owls have recorded 354.3 yards of total offense per game (7th in CUSA), while allowing 380.0 yards per game (6th).]]>
Delaware Game Notes | Delaware Press Conference
Kennesaw State Game Notes | Kennesaw State Press Conference

ABOUT THE FIGHTIN' BLUE HENS

The Fightin' Blue Hens enter the contest 4-4, 2-2 CUSA, coming off a 35-21 road win over WKU to snap a seven-game road losing streak.

QB Nick Minicucci, a member of the Davey O'Brien Great 8 the past two weeks, leads the team with 1,477 passing yards and 14 passing TDs. His 246.2 passing yards per game and 14 passing touchdowns lead Conference USA. Minicucci set the program record for consecutive completions and consecutive completions to begin a game (18) in the win over WKU en route to earning CUSA Offensive Player of the Week. The senior gunslinger tied a career high with 32 completions, going 32-of-38 through the air for 414 yards and four touchdowns. It was the fourth game of Minicucci's career with at least four touchdown passes and the second such game in a row. Minicucci crossed the 400-yard passing mark for the second time in his career, falling just eight yards shy of his career mark.

RB Jo Silver tops the team with 377 rushing yards on the campaign to go with two rushing touchdowns. RB Viron Ellison Jr. and RB Kaderris Roberts co-lead the team in rushing TDs (3).

WRs Sean Wilson (591), Donovan Lewis (322), Da'Wain Lofton (319), and Bryson Graves (257) all have at least 250 receiving yards this season. They are the only quartet in CUSA to have done so.

LB Gavin Moul leads the Hens with 54 tackles.

BAN Blake Matthews has put constant pressure on the quarterback this season, tallying a team-best 4.5 sacks. His 4.5 sacks are tied for 63rd most in the country and fourth in Conference USA, while his 0.56 sacks per game are tied for 66th in the nation and fifth in the league. His 4.5 sacks are the most in a season by a UD non-defensive lineman since LB Jasawn Thompson recorded 7.0 in 2016. Matthews' TFL numbers are equally impressive, totaling 8.0 tackles for loss on the season, landing him 45th nationally and fourth in CUSA, while his 1.00 TFLs per game are tied 45th most nationally and are tied for third in Conference USA.

WR Bryson Graves has been lethal on special teams this season. He blocked a punt for a touchdown at Vanderbilt and ranks 10th nationally in combined kick return yards with 389. In kick return average, his 22.9 average ranks 18th in the country.

The Hens are 30th in the nation with 2.63 sacks/game. UD's 21 sacks this season are tied for 33rd most in the FBS and two more than any other Conference USA team through eight games. It's the most by a CUSA program through eight games of a season since UTEP in 2024 (21).

Delaware ranks 22nd nationally and first in CUSA with 13 forced turnovers this season.

The Blue & Gold boast the No. 1 passing offense in Conference USA with 286.3 passing yards per contest, all while using five different quarterbacks and having two other players throw a pass.

Delaware is averaging 29.1 points per game (2nd in CUSA), while allowing 27.5 points per game (7th).

UD has recorded 395.8 yards of total offense per game (2nd in CUSA), while allowing 406.5 yards per game (9th).

ABOUT THE OWLS

The Owls are 2-6, 1-3 CUSA, coming off a 44-28 road win over Middle Tennessee.

KSU is led by second-year head coach Jerry Mack, who owns a 12-10 record with the Owls.

Former Syracuse and LSU QB Rickie Collins runs the offense for the Owls. He's completed 160-of-229 passes for 1,632 yards and seven touchdowns on the season.

On the ground, KSU is led by RB Boogie Woods III with 358 yards and six touchdowns.

WR Jonathan Stafford Jr. is the team's leading receiver with 397 receiving yards to go with one TD.

On defense, LB Tywon Christopher leads the way with 62 tackles.

KSU is averaging 23.0 points per game (6th in CUSA), while allowing 25.4 points per game (6th).

The Owls have recorded 354.3 yards of total offense per game (7th in CUSA), while allowing 380.0 yards per game (6th).]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035310.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 11:57:15 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035310.html https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035309.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 11:47:13 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035309.html
Heck, while we're at it, we'll throw in Indiana? Have they ever been better at football than basketball?]]>
Heck, while we're at it, we'll throw in Indiana? Have they ever been better at football than basketball?]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035308.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 11:04:08 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035308.html https://www.motherjones.com/politics/202...e-compact/

Tuesday’s wave election swept Democrats into power in Congress. But the most seismic result for American politics and democracy may come out of the battleground states where Democrats just won trifecta control by taking both state houses and the governor’s mansion: Come January, Democratic legislators will have the votes to elect the next president by the popular vote.

State lawmakers could circumvent the Electoral College by enacting what’s known as the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.]]> https://www.motherjones.com/politics/202...e-compact/

Tuesday’s wave election swept Democrats into power in Congress. But the most seismic result for American politics and democracy may come out of the battleground states where Democrats just won trifecta control by taking both state houses and the governor’s mansion: Come January, Democratic legislators will have the votes to elect the next president by the popular vote.

State lawmakers could circumvent the Electoral College by enacting what’s known as the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035307.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 10:44:37 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035307.html
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – The Central Michigan baseball team is set to open the 2027 season with a trip to Las Vegas where it will take on UNLV in a four-game series from Feb. 19-21.

That series kicks off a 56-game schedule during which the Chippewas will face teams representing the Mountain West Conference, the Big South Conference, the Big Ten Conference, the Atlantic Sun Conference, the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Atlantic 10 Conference, the Horizon League, the Missouri Valley Conference, and the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

In addition to Las Vegas, the Chippewas will take early season trips to Clinton, S.C., where they will take on Presbyterian; to Holly Springs, N.C., where they will face Purdue in a neutral-site series; to Charlotte, N.C., to face Queens; and to Charleston, S.C. to square off with Charleston Southern.

CMU's home opener on Keilitz Field at Theunissen Stadium is scheduled for March 16 against UM-Dearborn.

The Chippewas are slated to open Mid-American Conference play at Akron March 19-21 and their MAC home opening weekend, versus Kent State, is set for March 25-27.

In addition to UM-Dearborn, the Chippewas will also face in-state rivals Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan in MAC series, along with nonleague games with Davenport, Oakland and Michigan State.

The Chippewas and Spartans are scheduled to play at Dow Diamond in Midland on April 28.

CMU will play 10 three-game MAC series for a total of 30 league games. Five of those series are scheduled for Mount Pleasant and five are slated for the road.

CMU's home MAC series: Kent State, March 25-27; Bowling Green, April 9-11; Miami (Ohio), April 23-25; UMass, May 7-9; Eastern Michigan, May 20-22. CMU's road MAC series: Akron, March 19-21; Ohio, April 2-4; Toledo, April 16-18; Ball State, April 30-May 2; Western Michigan, May 14-16.

The top six teams in the MAC standings will meet in the league tournament in Avon, Ohio, beginning on May 26.

https://cmuchippewas.com/news/2026/11/5/...7-schedule]]>
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – The Central Michigan baseball team is set to open the 2027 season with a trip to Las Vegas where it will take on UNLV in a four-game series from Feb. 19-21.

That series kicks off a 56-game schedule during which the Chippewas will face teams representing the Mountain West Conference, the Big South Conference, the Big Ten Conference, the Atlantic Sun Conference, the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Atlantic 10 Conference, the Horizon League, the Missouri Valley Conference, and the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

In addition to Las Vegas, the Chippewas will take early season trips to Clinton, S.C., where they will take on Presbyterian; to Holly Springs, N.C., where they will face Purdue in a neutral-site series; to Charlotte, N.C., to face Queens; and to Charleston, S.C. to square off with Charleston Southern.

CMU's home opener on Keilitz Field at Theunissen Stadium is scheduled for March 16 against UM-Dearborn.

The Chippewas are slated to open Mid-American Conference play at Akron March 19-21 and their MAC home opening weekend, versus Kent State, is set for March 25-27.

In addition to UM-Dearborn, the Chippewas will also face in-state rivals Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan in MAC series, along with nonleague games with Davenport, Oakland and Michigan State.

The Chippewas and Spartans are scheduled to play at Dow Diamond in Midland on April 28.

CMU will play 10 three-game MAC series for a total of 30 league games. Five of those series are scheduled for Mount Pleasant and five are slated for the road.

CMU's home MAC series: Kent State, March 25-27; Bowling Green, April 9-11; Miami (Ohio), April 23-25; UMass, May 7-9; Eastern Michigan, May 20-22. CMU's road MAC series: Akron, March 19-21; Ohio, April 2-4; Toledo, April 16-18; Ball State, April 30-May 2; Western Michigan, May 14-16.

The top six teams in the MAC standings will meet in the league tournament in Avon, Ohio, beginning on May 26.

https://cmuchippewas.com/news/2026/11/5/...7-schedule]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035306.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 10:31:22 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035306.html
But in reality, which Dem is actually a viable Candidate to top the D ticket in 2028?

Lots of names being tossed around but seriously...

Below is a list of current "contenders"


Gavin Newsom
Josh Shapiro
Gretchen Whitmer
Pete Buttigieg
JB Pritzker
Andy Beshear
Wes Moore
Raphael Warnock

Booker?
The whore?
AOC?

That is a murders row of nobody...... and an ultimate list of team over country. If any of these people (any of them) take over and also have a Dem majority in the house and Senate... we are in deep shitte.

Is there a sane one on the bunch.... is there anyone else that might emerge from nowhere to stabilize this?]]>
But in reality, which Dem is actually a viable Candidate to top the D ticket in 2028?

Lots of names being tossed around but seriously...

Below is a list of current "contenders"


Gavin Newsom
Josh Shapiro
Gretchen Whitmer
Pete Buttigieg
JB Pritzker
Andy Beshear
Wes Moore
Raphael Warnock

Booker?
The whore?
AOC?

That is a murders row of nobody...... and an ultimate list of team over country. If any of these people (any of them) take over and also have a Dem majority in the house and Senate... we are in deep shitte.

Is there a sane one on the bunch.... is there anyone else that might emerge from nowhere to stabilize this?]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035267.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 09:30:27 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035267.html Quote:Three French blood-storage sites were hit by a refrigeration attack earlier this week. Hackers had changed temperature settings on equipment holding plasma and other supplies. Staff responded to alarms and moved blood into refrigerators that weren't connected. Nothing was lost, the blood service said.

That's a relief, particularly after the supermarket attacks RedState has been covering. Employees at those stores were left throwing out spoiled food. The French blood service had supplies intended for patients to protect.

Outside providers operated the affected cold-storage units, according to Établissement Français du Sang (EFS), or in English, the French Blood Establishment. Someone had gone in and changed the settings: “Specifically, temperature and defrost thresholds were set to excessively high levels.”

The statement also explained what those units hold:

These cold storage units—located at EFS preparation and distribution sites—are used to store blood products prior to their delivery to healthcare facilities, as well as samples intended for EFS biobanks.

That included frozen plasma for transfusions and manufacturing medicines. EFS said its alarms sounded quickly. Staff got some units back under control and shut others down. Samples were moved to other facilities, while blood collection and distribution continued.

EFS spokesperson Charley Dubois told Reuters:

“We have staff round the clock since blood can be needed at any time. They were warned about the problems by alerts and moved the blood to other refrigerators that were not connected.”

Coolworld maintains the refrigeration controls. Its statement said the company took “appropriate measures,” without identifying them. Customers with the equipment still running could use something more specific.

The vulnerability, Coolworld says, came from another supplier's parts and was beyond its direct control, but it still only affected a limited number of fridges. That's great, fair enough, but which fridges? Which part? Customers need to be able to check the fridges and parts in front of them and find out what needs to be fixed.

For the affected French refrigerators, remote access is now off, according to the health ministry. Investigators are working out how the attackers entered and when the systems can return to service safely.

At home, the Federal Trade Commission recommends turning off remote access on any device you don't need to reach from outside the house, changing the default password it came with, keeping its software updated, and using two-factor authentication where it's offered.

None of these reports identifies the same defect in your kitchen fridge. Still, I'd ask about software support before buying the next one. If the manufacturer expects me to connect it to the internet, it can tell me how long it intends to provide security updates.

Businesses storing medical supplies need more than a promise that someone will fix the software. EFS had staff on duty and other refrigerators available. When the alarms went off, they could move the blood. Anyone buying similar equipment should check whether their own staff would have somewhere to put it.
Link]]> Quote:Three French blood-storage sites were hit by a refrigeration attack earlier this week. Hackers had changed temperature settings on equipment holding plasma and other supplies. Staff responded to alarms and moved blood into refrigerators that weren't connected. Nothing was lost, the blood service said.

That's a relief, particularly after the supermarket attacks RedState has been covering. Employees at those stores were left throwing out spoiled food. The French blood service had supplies intended for patients to protect.

Outside providers operated the affected cold-storage units, according to Établissement Français du Sang (EFS), or in English, the French Blood Establishment. Someone had gone in and changed the settings: “Specifically, temperature and defrost thresholds were set to excessively high levels.”

The statement also explained what those units hold:

These cold storage units—located at EFS preparation and distribution sites—are used to store blood products prior to their delivery to healthcare facilities, as well as samples intended for EFS biobanks.

That included frozen plasma for transfusions and manufacturing medicines. EFS said its alarms sounded quickly. Staff got some units back under control and shut others down. Samples were moved to other facilities, while blood collection and distribution continued.

EFS spokesperson Charley Dubois told Reuters:

“We have staff round the clock since blood can be needed at any time. They were warned about the problems by alerts and moved the blood to other refrigerators that were not connected.”

Coolworld maintains the refrigeration controls. Its statement said the company took “appropriate measures,” without identifying them. Customers with the equipment still running could use something more specific.

The vulnerability, Coolworld says, came from another supplier's parts and was beyond its direct control, but it still only affected a limited number of fridges. That's great, fair enough, but which fridges? Which part? Customers need to be able to check the fridges and parts in front of them and find out what needs to be fixed.

For the affected French refrigerators, remote access is now off, according to the health ministry. Investigators are working out how the attackers entered and when the systems can return to service safely.

At home, the Federal Trade Commission recommends turning off remote access on any device you don't need to reach from outside the house, changing the default password it came with, keeping its software updated, and using two-factor authentication where it's offered.

None of these reports identifies the same defect in your kitchen fridge. Still, I'd ask about software support before buying the next one. If the manufacturer expects me to connect it to the internet, it can tell me how long it intends to provide security updates.

Businesses storing medical supplies need more than a promise that someone will fix the software. EFS had staff on duty and other refrigerators available. When the alarms went off, they could move the blood. Anyone buying similar equipment should check whether their own staff would have somewhere to put it.
Link]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035305.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 09:23:06 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035305.html
Dawgs won last night...ahem...beat Arkansas-Monticello 76-17

That could be a football score blowout too.

Hester cleared the bench, as he should have. Was little more than a scrimmage for practice.]]>
Dawgs won last night...ahem...beat Arkansas-Monticello 76-17

That could be a football score blowout too.

Hester cleared the bench, as he should have. Was little more than a scrimmage for practice.]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035304.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 09:10:44 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035304.html
Drop your score predictions below...]]>
Drop your score predictions below...]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035303.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 08:39:23 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035303.html Quote:Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 165,000 in October, and the unemployment rate changed little at 4.1 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment increased in professional and business services, in health care, and in transportation and warehousing.

The change in total nonfarm payroll employment for August was revised up by 53,000, from +133,000 to +186,000, and the change for September was revised up by 31,000, from +29,000 to +60,000. With these revisions, employment in August and September combined is 84,000 higher than previously reported. (Monthly revisions result from additional reports received from businesses and government agencies since the last published estimates and from the recalculation of seasonal factors.) THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION - OCTOBER 2026]]> Quote:Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 165,000 in October, and the unemployment rate changed little at 4.1 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment increased in professional and business services, in health care, and in transportation and warehousing.

The change in total nonfarm payroll employment for August was revised up by 53,000, from +133,000 to +186,000, and the change for September was revised up by 31,000, from +29,000 to +60,000. With these revisions, employment in August and September combined is 84,000 higher than previously reported. (Monthly revisions result from additional reports received from businesses and government agencies since the last published estimates and from the recalculation of seasonal factors.) THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION - OCTOBER 2026]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035302.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 05:13:17 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035302.html https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/6202...ation/amp/

Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) is set to make two appearances in South Carolina this month as speculation grows surrounding his interest in running for president again in 2028.

Booker’s office announced Thursday he will be making two trips to the Palmetto State in November. His first visit will be to the Sumter County NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet this Friday, during which the senator will deliver remarks. The lawmaker will then travel to Charleston for the NAACP’s annual Freedom Fund Gala on Nov. 20.










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Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) is set to make two appearances in South Carolina this month as speculation grows surrounding his interest in running for president again in 2028.

Booker’s office announced Thursday he will be making two trips to the Palmetto State in November. His first visit will be to the Sumter County NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet this Friday, during which the senator will deliver remarks. The lawmaker will then travel to Charleston for the NAACP’s annual Freedom Fund Gala on Nov. 20.










]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035301.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 01:36:04 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035301.html
SEC: 1992 to present
XII: 1996 to 2010; 2017 to present
WAC: 1996 to 1998
MAC: 1997 to present
ACC: 2005 to present
CUSA: 2005 to present
B1G: 2011 to present
PAC: 2011 to 2023; 2026 to present
Mountain West: 2013 to present
American: 2015 to present
Sun Belt: 2018 to present

Appearances
* Includes "no contest" matchups in 2020 as appearances (not wins) for both schools

16 - Alabama
13 - Florida, Georgia
12 - Oklahoma
10 - Clemson, Marshall
9 - Boise St, Northern Illinois
8 - Miami (OH), Texas, Toledo
7 - Central Florida, LSU, Nebraska, Ohio St, Oregon
6 - Auburn, Florida St, Ohio, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin
5 - Colorado, Fresno St, Houston, Tennessee, Tulsa, UL Lafayette
4 - Appalachian St, Bowling Green St, Central Michigan, Georgia Tech, Kansas St, Missouri, Stanford, Tulane, USC, Utah, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan
3 - Arkansas, Buffalo, BYU, Cincinnati, Iowa, Memphis, Michigan, Michigan St, North Texas, San Diego St, SMU, Southern Miss, Troy, UAB, UNLV, Washington
2 - Air Force, Akron, Arizona St, Ball St, Baylor, Boston College, Coastal Carolina, Duke, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Iowa St, Jacksonville St, Kent St, Louisiana Tech, North Carolina, Northwestern, Oklahoma St, Penn St, Pittsburgh, TCU, Temple, Texas A&M, UCLA, Utah St, UTSA, Virginia, Wake Forest, Wyoming
1 - Arizona, Army, Colorado St, Hawaii, Indiana, James Madison, Kennesaw St, Liberty, Louisville, Miami (FL), Middle Tennessee St, Mississippi St, Navy, New Mexico, New Mexico St, Notre Dame, Purdue, Rice, San Jose St, South Carolina, Texas Tech

0 - Arkansas St, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Eastern Michigan, Florida International, Georgia Southern, Georgia St, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri St, Nevada, North Carolina St, North Dakota St, Old Dominion, Oregon St, Rutgers, Sacramento St, Sam Houston St, South Alabama, Syracuse, Texas St, UL Monroe, UTEP, Vanderbilt, Washington St, West Virginia

Wins

11 - Alabama, Oklahoma
9 - Clemson
7 - Florida, Marshall
6 - Boise St, Georgia
5 - Florida St, LSU, Northern Illinois, Ohio St
4 - Miami (OH), Oregon, Stanford, Texas, Toledo, USC, Utah
3 - Auburn, Central Michigan, Fresno St, Michigan, Virginia Tech, Washington
2 - Appalachian St, Bowling Green St, Central Florida, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Kansas St, Michigan St, Nebraska, San Diego St, Tennessee, Troy, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCLA, UTSA, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Wisconsin
1 - Air Force, Akron, Arizona St, Army, Ball St, Baylor, Buffalo, BYU, Colorado, Colorado St, Duke, Georgia Tech, Houston, Indiana, Jacksonville St, James Madison, Kennesaw St, Liberty, Memphis, Ohio, Oregon, Penn St, Pittsburgh, San Jose St, Southern Miss, Temple, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UL Lafayette, Utah St, Wake Forest]]>
SEC: 1992 to present
XII: 1996 to 2010; 2017 to present
WAC: 1996 to 1998
MAC: 1997 to present
ACC: 2005 to present
CUSA: 2005 to present
B1G: 2011 to present
PAC: 2011 to 2023; 2026 to present
Mountain West: 2013 to present
American: 2015 to present
Sun Belt: 2018 to present

Appearances
* Includes "no contest" matchups in 2020 as appearances (not wins) for both schools

16 - Alabama
13 - Florida, Georgia
12 - Oklahoma
10 - Clemson, Marshall
9 - Boise St, Northern Illinois
8 - Miami (OH), Texas, Toledo
7 - Central Florida, LSU, Nebraska, Ohio St, Oregon
6 - Auburn, Florida St, Ohio, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin
5 - Colorado, Fresno St, Houston, Tennessee, Tulsa, UL Lafayette
4 - Appalachian St, Bowling Green St, Central Michigan, Georgia Tech, Kansas St, Missouri, Stanford, Tulane, USC, Utah, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan
3 - Arkansas, Buffalo, BYU, Cincinnati, Iowa, Memphis, Michigan, Michigan St, North Texas, San Diego St, SMU, Southern Miss, Troy, UAB, UNLV, Washington
2 - Air Force, Akron, Arizona St, Ball St, Baylor, Boston College, Coastal Carolina, Duke, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Iowa St, Jacksonville St, Kent St, Louisiana Tech, North Carolina, Northwestern, Oklahoma St, Penn St, Pittsburgh, TCU, Temple, Texas A&M, UCLA, Utah St, UTSA, Virginia, Wake Forest, Wyoming
1 - Arizona, Army, Colorado St, Hawaii, Indiana, James Madison, Kennesaw St, Liberty, Louisville, Miami (FL), Middle Tennessee St, Mississippi St, Navy, New Mexico, New Mexico St, Notre Dame, Purdue, Rice, San Jose St, South Carolina, Texas Tech

0 - Arkansas St, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Eastern Michigan, Florida International, Georgia Southern, Georgia St, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri St, Nevada, North Carolina St, North Dakota St, Old Dominion, Oregon St, Rutgers, Sacramento St, Sam Houston St, South Alabama, Syracuse, Texas St, UL Monroe, UTEP, Vanderbilt, Washington St, West Virginia

Wins

11 - Alabama, Oklahoma
9 - Clemson
7 - Florida, Marshall
6 - Boise St, Georgia
5 - Florida St, LSU, Northern Illinois, Ohio St
4 - Miami (OH), Oregon, Stanford, Texas, Toledo, USC, Utah
3 - Auburn, Central Michigan, Fresno St, Michigan, Virginia Tech, Washington
2 - Appalachian St, Bowling Green St, Central Florida, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Kansas St, Michigan St, Nebraska, San Diego St, Tennessee, Troy, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCLA, UTSA, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Wisconsin
1 - Air Force, Akron, Arizona St, Army, Ball St, Baylor, Buffalo, BYU, Colorado, Colorado St, Duke, Georgia Tech, Houston, Indiana, Jacksonville St, James Madison, Kennesaw St, Liberty, Memphis, Ohio, Oregon, Penn St, Pittsburgh, San Jose St, Southern Miss, Temple, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UL Lafayette, Utah St, Wake Forest]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035300.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 01:15:25 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035300.html
He was compelled to run for Senator after he watched Renee Good get murdered in the streets of Minneapolis by ICE.

Kansas has not had a Democrat as Senator since 1939. Much like James Talarico in Texas, one of his messages was around the idea of Love Thy Neighbor. In the past I'd say that message is a bit hokey for a political campaign. But, when the government starts murdering your neighbors or hauling them off and putting them in cages, it becomes a pretty effective political message.



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He was compelled to run for Senator after he watched Renee Good get murdered in the streets of Minneapolis by ICE.

Kansas has not had a Democrat as Senator since 1939. Much like James Talarico in Texas, one of his messages was around the idea of Love Thy Neighbor. In the past I'd say that message is a bit hokey for a political campaign. But, when the government starts murdering your neighbors or hauling them off and putting them in cages, it becomes a pretty effective political message.



]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035299.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 01:09:15 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035299.html
Fort Valley State 75 @ Florida A&M 70]]>
Fort Valley State 75 @ Florida A&M 70]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035298.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:52:44 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035298.html
The big conferences (specifically the Big Ten and SEC) know that they will ultimately have to play players and deal with a CBA so they get in front of it (for once).

They decide to have four separate CBAs for men's basketball, women's basketball, football, and Olympic sports.

The military academies are allowed an exception as their students are already paid.

The following caps (and minimums) are determined (for a five-year period):

Men's basketball: $30 million cap with $3 million floor
Women's basketball: $10 million cap with $1 million floor
Football: $60 million cap with $6 million floor ($30 million cap with $3 million floor for FCS)
Olympic sports: $5 million cap with $500k floor

Conferences that elect to continue in Division 1 must agree to whichever CBAs their athletic department qualifies for.

Ultimately, every conference but the NEC opts in.

The Ivy and Patriot league both buckle.

There are, however, about 15 schools that ultimately decide to opt out.

The big story is on the football side as non-scholarship FCS programs are no longer allowed.

Almost all of those schools drop football.]]>
The big conferences (specifically the Big Ten and SEC) know that they will ultimately have to play players and deal with a CBA so they get in front of it (for once).

They decide to have four separate CBAs for men's basketball, women's basketball, football, and Olympic sports.

The military academies are allowed an exception as their students are already paid.

The following caps (and minimums) are determined (for a five-year period):

Men's basketball: $30 million cap with $3 million floor
Women's basketball: $10 million cap with $1 million floor
Football: $60 million cap with $6 million floor ($30 million cap with $3 million floor for FCS)
Olympic sports: $5 million cap with $500k floor

Conferences that elect to continue in Division 1 must agree to whichever CBAs their athletic department qualifies for.

Ultimately, every conference but the NEC opts in.

The Ivy and Patriot league both buckle.

There are, however, about 15 schools that ultimately decide to opt out.

The big story is on the football side as non-scholarship FCS programs are no longer allowed.

Almost all of those schools drop football.]]> https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035297.html Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:07:00 -0500 https://csnbbs.com/thread-1035297.html
The belief at the moment is the Top 80 Men's Soccer programs will break off and form their own league with support from US Soccer.

https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/sources...665000b8e5]]>
The belief at the moment is the Top 80 Men's Soccer programs will break off and form their own league with support from US Soccer.

https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/sources...665000b8e5]]>