From Liberty Message Board:

There is smoke oozing from the JMU forum with the accidentally released email stating that JMU will not offer COA, signed along "peer" schools. Rather than the active JMU forum discussing the JMU/SMU game this week in Dallas, it's hot air galore, calls for heads to roll, convictions to end school support, and pledge of non allegiances to the AD, Prez and school.

The email, accidentally released by VMI as one of the peer schools, has drawn the ire of all. The frustration has escalated as comments from jmusports are being deleted by school officials in an effort to control the response and feedback of JMU fans.

This is one screwed up scenario of poor judgement, unbelievable ineptness and incompetence.

Two points for Liberty. Posters immediately mentioned how Liberty would gain, with their support of full COA for all athletes, very quickly. The second point, perception of the university and it's commitment to it's athletic program. There is one huge, major advantage Liberty has over JMU. It's LU's overt and expressed desire and commitment to it's students and athletes to advance the athletic department in all areas, including COA, facilities and strong, decisive leadership from the AD and college prez.

The window for LU to eclipse JMU in athletic accomplishments, and perception has just significantly shortened for LU, and is closing fast on JMU.

Note: The link of the email on the JMU board was removed with "page is not available".

This just plain hurts.

(09-24-2015 09:45 AM)BSKB 24 Wrote:  This just plain hurts.

Sorry for the punch in the stomach but it was not a sucker punch.

(09-24-2015 01:08 PM)NewTimes Wrote:  

(09-24-2015 09:45 AM)BSKB 24 Wrote:  This just plain hurts.

Sorry for the punch in the stomach but it was not a sucker punch.

The sucker punch came from our very own President Alger. However, it really was more of a

Ouch! I remember a time when Bridgeforth looked a lot like the crowd Liberty saw for Montana. More importantly, our crowd at that height of excitement in taking down App St. in its dynasty years, was far more electric than what I saw in Lynhcburg. It makes the hurt run deeper really - so much potential, so little vision...