Unless my math is off, that's four remaining football schools in the GSC: Delta State, Valdosta, West Alabama and West Florida. This might be a problem in a couple of years...
My friend over at UNC Pembroke just informed me that with this new development, they will need to fill a date in both 2025 and 2026 with the games they had scheduled against Mississippi College. I'm pretty sure that a GSC team will jump on those openings.
In a coming decade of declining numbers of college students the school decides to further limit its marketing to only Christian college students in an era of declining numbers of Christians in general and especially college age Christians. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. I thought colleges had smart people running things who had access to this type of demographic data. I guess not. Sorry to see them fold up their tent and go home.
In a coming decade of declining numbers of college students the school decides to further limit its marketing to only Christian college students in an era of declining numbers of Christians in general and especially college age Christians. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. I thought colleges had smart people running things who had access to this type of demographic data. I guess not. Sorry to see them fold up their tent and go home.
MC has always been a Christian university. Now having achieved university status, I believe the name change allows them to keep their logo & stuff, instead of MC standing for Mississippi College it now stands for Mississippi Christian.
I know football isn't the biggest drag on an institutional budget but it is one of the larger ones. Would one rather have the school drop football now or have the school close alltogether in 10-15 years because of financial difficulties? One of the harder questions to face if you are a small school like MC
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