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  • zimmy21
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    Originally posted by LoperFan View Post
    Missouri Western ended up not dropping the track and field programs and northeastern state added 7 new athletic programs
    7? I'm assuming some track and field both indoor & outdoor, men's and women for a good chunk of these?

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  • LoperFan
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    Missouri Western ended up not dropping the track and field programs and northeastern state added 7 new athletic programs

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  • the Northeasterner
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    Since the pac-12 doesn't have 12 members and doesn't look like it will anytime soon I'd want to suggest two new names for them.
    Pac-State conference,
    Little brothers United conference,

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  • ctrabs74
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    Originally posted by laker View Post
    Santa Barbara is considering resuming football I understand financial reasons to oppose it, but the comments by this Pinto guy shows he is off his rocker.

    https://dailynexus.com/2025-02-22/se...EjVjWe_0bl-Z9g
    This Pinto dude strikes me as a radical nutcase and I'll leave it at that...

    That said, the way things are going in California, I wouldn't be shocked if a potential UCSB team could beat Sad Sac State...

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  • crixus
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    Originally posted by laker View Post
    Santa Barbara is considering resuming football I understand financial reasons to oppose it, but the comments by this Pinto guy shows he is off his rocker.

    https://dailynexus.com/2025-02-22/se...EjVjWe_0bl-Z9g
    They've got a really good JUCO program at SBCC (the Vaqueros) and the stadium is next to the beach. I'd be happy with that if I lived in $anta Barbara, California.

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    Last edited by crixus; 06-30-2025, 05:25 PM.

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  • chapmaja
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    Originally posted by laker View Post
    Santa Barbara is considering resuming football I understand financial reasons to oppose it, but the comments by this Pinto guy shows he is off his rocker.

    https://dailynexus.com/2025-02-22/se...EjVjWe_0bl-Z9g
    Yep on Pinto's comments.

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  • chapmaja
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    NAIA Siena Heights University announced today that they will be closing at the conclusion of the 2025-2026 school year. They are a member of the WHAC along with now "closed" Concordia University Ann Arbor.

    It sounds like this announcement was handled poorly by the administration as many employees said they found out about the closure not from their employer, but from the video released to Facebook and the media.

    Sadly this will hurt the Adrian area as it is one of the major employers in the area that has already been hit with substantial losses over the years.

    From an athletic standpoint, SHU offered 11 mens sports, including football. They offered 12 womens sports including Flag Football.

    This will further tighten the availability of roster spots on college athletic teams following the House Settlement and the fact many D1 schools will be instituting roster limits and cutting athletes from teams.

    I personally would hate to be a recent HS graduate or graduate in the next couple years with a deisre to be a college athlete.

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  • laker
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    Santa Barbara is considering resuming football I understand financial reasons to oppose it, but the comments by this Pinto guy shows he is off his rocker.

    https://dailynexus.com/2025-02-22/se...EjVjWe_0bl-Z9g

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  • laker
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    Texas State to the Pac-12. https://pac-12.com/news/2025/6/30/ge...niversity.aspx

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  • zimmy21
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    Originally posted by boatcapt View Post

    I would hope that the MEC learned their lesson from the Wheeling situation. Wheeling was invited to join the MEC with the expectation that they would start their football program within a couple of years. Wheeling kept dragging their feet not "getting around to it" for six years. Hopefully this agreement to to invite Shawnee State has a well defined process to start football as well as "penalties" for non-compliance.
    Totally agree. They set that 2028 date, they better be made to keep it

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  • crixus
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    After the closures of Urbana University and Notre Dame College, the state of Ohio will be represented again on July 1, 2026.

    Last edited by crixus; 06-29-2025, 05:39 PM.

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  • boatcapt
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    Originally posted by zimmy21 View Post

    That is great news. Way to go MEC and Shawnee, hopefully they follow through with the Football team.
    I would hope that the MEC learned their lesson from the Wheeling situation. Wheeling was invited to join the MEC with the expectation that they would start their football program within a couple of years. Wheeling kept dragging their feet not "getting around to it" for six years. Hopefully this agreement to to invite Shawnee State has a well defined process to start football as well as "penalties" for non-compliance.

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  • zimmy21
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    Originally posted by laker View Post
    Shawnee State is moving from NAIA to D2 to join the MEC. Also, they will add football by 2028.
    That is great news. Way to go MEC and Shawnee, hopefully they follow through with the Football team.

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  • laker
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    Shawnee State is moving from NAIA to D2 to join the MEC. Also, they will add football by 2028.

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  • zimmy21
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    Originally posted by njmav1 View Post

    I doubt the income would be anything like what you think it would be. UMD and St Cloud make out better in the NCHC because of Denver and NoDak. Revenue would be the last thing I would I would use as an argument for an all NSIC conference, if at all.
    The CCHA makes money after paying the bills, there's no reason to think the NSIC couldn't/wouldn't. You brought up expenses, but the leagues we are in actually make money. Not saying it's Big Ten money, but it wouldn't be a detriment to the league and would only increase eyes on the product.

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