Originally posted by boatcapt
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Plus, I would say their small enrollment played a factor. If you have only a few hundred students and you go with a slate of sports teams and end up with half of your student body being there because of athletics (see Seton Hill), well, that simply does not fit the new Cheyney model.
The bottom line is that Cheyney is rehabbing their situation pretty well without intercollegiate athletics (I know they have some programs on a limited basis) and the overall future success of the institution, or salvation of it, outweighs any 'revenue' derived from enrolling football players.
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