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Originally posted by Finchwidget View Post
I believe Boise State canned their program due to COVID, which resulted in a big budget reduction for the athletic department. Cuts had to be made, and getting rid of the recently added sport was the easiest solution. Very poor time to be adding a new sponsored sport unfortunately :(
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Originally posted by crixus View Post
My alma mater (San Jose State) are the current Mountain West champions in baseball, although a repeat doesn't look likely. Adding Wazzu is great, that will bring the MW up to 8 teams and maybe a second NCAA tournament bid next year. Maybe, but probably not IMHO. But it's still good news! Boise State added baseball a few years back, but they pulled the plug after only 17 games (or something close to that) due to budget cuts. What a fiasco that was. You'd think they'd know if they could afford it or not ahead of time. Duh.
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Originally posted by laker View PostWazzu to join the Mountain West in baseball and women's swimming for the next two years.
Mountain West Adds Washington State in Baseball and Women’s Swimming – Mountain West Conference (themw.com)Last edited by crixus; 04-17-2024, 12:04 AM.
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Wazzu to join the Mountain West in baseball and women's swimming for the next two years.
Mountain West Adds Washington State in Baseball and Women’s Swimming – Mountain West Conference (themw.com)
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Originally posted by Purple Mav Man View Post
When you have roughly 1000 students, adding football boosts enrollment. They made it to near 1200, but have zero cash. Goodbye Keystone College.
I don't see them surviving this.
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Originally posted by SW_Mustang View PostHere's an odd one - Keystone College (NCAA DIII) is being required by their accreditor to provide a plan for potential closure. The school claims they are not closing.
Accreditor requires Keystone College to prepare plan for potential closure | News | thetimes-tribune.com
According to this article, the situation might be a little more dire:
Potential college closure in Lackawanna County| 28/22 News (pahomepage.com)
Keystone added an athletic complex in 2014, and added football in 2019
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Here's an odd one - Keystone College (NCAA DIII) is being required by their accreditor to provide a plan for potential closure. The school claims they are not closing.
Accreditor requires Keystone College to prepare plan for potential closure | News | thetimes-tribune.com
According to this article, the situation might be a little more dire:
Potential college closure in Lackawanna County| 28/22 News (pahomepage.com)
Keystone added an athletic complex in 2014, and added football in 2019
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Sinclair Community College announced the closure of two branch campuses yesterday, though it looks like they dropped out of the NJCAA a couple of years ago.
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Flagler College - Tallahassee announced today they are shutting down.
Flagler is a D2 school, but their athletics are housed in St. Augustine so this likely doesn't affect them.
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Goddard College in Vermont announced closure today - but I can't tell if they ever had athletics. I can't tell if they were even still offering in-person instruction over the last several years.
Eastern Gateway Community College (Ohio) which had athletics at one-point (up until 2019 as far as I can tell), is expected to close.
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Originally posted by Finchwidget View Post
North Star could've really used them about a year ago... Just a bit too late on Bismarck States end. As for their conference affiliation, it says TBD, but it also says Carolina U applied to the Frontier Conference. Considering that Carolina University is in Winston-Salem, NC, and the Frontier Conference is based largely in Montana, I'm thinking either that's a clerical error, and Bismarck State is the one who applied to the Frontier, or the Carolina Bruins have a lot of looooooooooong bus trips in their future.
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Originally posted by Finchwidget View Post
North Star could've really used them about a year ago... Just a bit too late on Bismarck States end. As for their conference affiliation, it says TBD, but it also says Carolina U applied to the Frontier Conference. Considering that Carolina University is in Winston-Salem, NC, and the Frontier Conference is based largely in Montana, I'm thinking either that's a clerical error, and Bismarck State is the one who applied to the Frontier, or the Carolina Bruins have a lot of looooooooooong bus trips in their future.
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Originally posted by laker View PostNAIA to add Carolina U and Bismarck St. With the North Star dissolving, where will the Mystics go?
NAIA Announces Membership Additions - NAIA
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