G-MAC All-Sports and Conference Business Thread

[BlueBlood]

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BTW - has anyone seen the G-MAC commercial that does a fly-over map of the conference and has 3D-ish logos and campus buildings pop up for each school? Its very well done. It is very similar to the one that the Big Ten does.

edit: found it.

https://youtu.be/wtTfflBuBKA

[BlueBlood]

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maybe we are a soccer conference?

[JDonAB92]

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Ohio Valley men's soccer advances with win over Maryville. With OVU winning and advancing to play Tiffin, that will guarantee one G-MAC team will be in the regional final game.

[JDonAB92]

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Walsh women defeat Saginaw Valley State. That is two G-MAC women's soccer teams advancing.

[Looking For 9]

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All Right !!

[JDonAB92]

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Ohio Valley women win first round against Ashland.

[BlueBlood]

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Have we mentioned yet that we have a G-MAC Wrestling Championship this year? February 1st - 2nd, 2019. Alderson Broaddus, Findlay, Kentucky Wesleyan, Lake Erie, Ohio Valley, Tiffin

[BlueBlood]

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Congrats to OVU (x2), Tiffin and Walsh soccer. Good luck at Regionals.

[BlueBlood]

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In Lake Erie's 4 home games, so far this year, average attendance is 586.5. So, will they be able to support football if that continues? Just wondering.

[UFOILERFAN]

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I posted on another thread here that LEC dropping football would probably cost them at least 150 students (if not more). So, even if they aren't competitive, I have some doubts whether or not the LEC admin will drop the sport.

Assuming that they do however, NDC and Urbana are out there. I know that folks poo-poo Urbana anytime they are mentioned. However, they seem to have gotten their fiscal and accreditation issues resolved (as Franklin University) and could fill a spot if needed.

In Lake Erie's 4 home games, so far this year, average attendance is 586.5. So, will they be able to support football if that continues? Just wondering.

[Stea1th]

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No offense taken.

[BlueBlood]

[BlueBlood]

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Rumors on the football board, and some from LEC fans, are that their is a strong possibility that Lake Erie drops football in a couple of years. They are currently 0-10 and lost 44-0 to D3 Thomas More this weekend. They won't win this weekend either as they play Ohio Dominican.

If LE is going to drop football, that means the G-MAC would need to look at other possible schools for expansion. I would assume just possibly adding Ashland would not be enough. Thoughts?

I posted on another thread here that LEC dropping football would probably cost them at least 150 students (if not more). So, even if they aren't competitive, I have some doubts whether or not the LEC admin will drop the sport.

Assuming that they do however, NDC and Urbana are out there. I know that folks poo-poo Urbana anytime they are mentioned. However, they seem to have gotten their fiscal and accreditation issues resolved (as Franklin University) and could fill a spot if needed.

[JDonAB92]

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Rumors on the football board, and some from LEC fans, are that their is a strong possibility that Lake Erie drops football in a couple of years. They are currently 0-10 and lost 44-0 to D3 Thomas More this weekend. They won't win this weekend either as they play Ohio Dominican.

If LE is going to drop football, that means the G-MAC would need to look at other possible schools for expansion. I would assume just possibly adding Ashland would not be enough. Thoughts?

[JDonAB92]

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Nice. I see we draw Ohio Valley.