I actually think Post will be able to compete in the NEC given their location and them merging their programs with LIU Brooklyn. If the administration can get donors to put scholarship money into the FB program to get them over 40 scholarships they can definitely be at least a 6-8 win team in that league. Facility wise with the renovation there is no NEC program that can say they have a better stadium and they'll be able to land the transfers from the FBS level looking for more PT especially those local PWO kids from Syracuse & Rutgers.
The two campuses are an hour apart, that is a logistical nightmare.
Football remains at Post so as for any effect on Saturday, I would say only a positive. These kids get to play D1 as Brooklyn does not have a football team so they won't get cut by a merger.
The kids who play basketball for Post are screwed.
I agree with your assessment. LIU has assured students that any Post athlete who qualifies for a Brooklyn-based team will receive transportation to and from Brooklyn for practices and games.
I agree with your assessment. LIU has assured students that any Post athlete who qualifies for a Brooklyn-based team will receive transportation to and from Brooklyn for practices and games.
That will suck. Two hours, minimum, round trip daily. What a recruiting detriment.
Football remains at Post so as for any effect on Saturday, I would say only a positive. These kids get to play D1 as Brooklyn does not have a football team so they won't get cut by a merger.
That's one way of looking at it, to be sure.
The other way of looking at it might be if you're a marginal D2 player and your program is going FCS. You might be seeing the writing on the wall.
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