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It is my belief as well that AU will be a member of the Summit league in 2021. It's understandable why the league is licking their chops over St Thomas who I believe would use the Summit as a stepping stone to a better league..Augustana is not a commuter school such as UNO or UMKC and has plenty of local financial support, which will grow with move.
https://kwsn.com/news/articles/2020/...invite/991736/
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Originally posted by Blue Ridge Viking View PostKind of surprised there hasn't been any chatter re: the interviews (podcasts for me) on KWSN yesterday with the Summit League commissioner, and the athletic directors from Augustana and USD.
I lost track of the number of times "uphill battle" was used. I don't think "brimming with enthusiasm" is how you would describe any of the interviews.
The one bit of information that was new, at least to me, was that Augie has formally applied for membership and that a site visit and a decision is expected this May. A lot may depend on what the NCAA decides with St. Thomas, which is expected in March.
Wouldn't be surprised if Augie is a longtime member of the NSIC, based on the tone of those interviews, or maybe I'm reading too much into them.
If any mid major conference, much less the Summit, can get St Thomas they absolutely should. They have had the D1 resources and location for decades. Either way I remain confident Augie will be in the Summit in the fall of 2021.
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Kind of surprised there hasn't been any chatter re: the interviews (podcasts for me) on KWSN yesterday with the Summit League commissioner, and the athletic directors from Augustana and USD.
I lost track of the number of times "uphill battle" was used. I don't think "brimming with enthusiasm" is how you would describe any of the interviews.
The one bit of information that was new, at least to me, was that Augie has formally applied for membership and that a site visit and a decision is expected this May. A lot may depend on what the NCAA decides with St. Thomas, which is expected in March.
Wouldn't be surprised if Augie is a longtime member of the NSIC, based on the tone of those interviews, or maybe I'm reading too much into them.
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Originally posted by Augieholic View Post
I was referring to this season where they have beaten teams ranked 2, 23, 17, 10, and 17. Im not a huge wrestling fan, outside of knowing better than to cross Tom Meester, but that seems like a pretty successful season.
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Originally posted by Gridiron Bobby View Post
Extremely successful wrestling program? Did you mean extremely average? When is the last time they won a conference title?
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Living in Nebraska I was shocked when they sacked the National Champion wrestling program the night of the win and the football program as well. Unfortunately not a whole lot of people in NE. cared in this Cornhusker dominated State. When SCSU dropped FB I thought about their proud wrestling program.
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Originally posted by laker View Post
This still doesn't answer the question, but SCSU clinched their 9th straight title when they beat Augie. This article is from before that match.
https://scsuhuskies.com/news/2020/2/...mpionship.aspx
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Originally posted by laker View Post
This still doesn't answer the question, but SCSU clinched their 9th straight title when they beat Augie. This article is from before that match.
https://scsuhuskies.com/news/2020/2/...mpionship.aspx
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Originally posted by vikingfaithful View Post
I've noticed those most critical of Augustana's impending move on this forum have names like yours, non committal to any particular school. Makes it easier to take shots when hiding behind an ubiquitous name.
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Originally posted by Augie Skyhook View Post
When was the last time anyone other than St. Cloud won it? Maybe then.
https://scsuhuskies.com/news/2020/2/...mpionship.aspx
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Originally posted by Gridiron Bobby View Post
Extremely successful wrestling program? Did you mean extremely average? When is the last time they won a conference title?
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Originally posted by Gridiron Bobby View Post
Extremely successful wrestling program? Did you mean extremely average? When is the last time they won a conference title?
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Originally posted by Augieholic View Post
While I understand how the lack of noise may come off from a distance, it's absolutely still happening. Nothing I've heard or seen has made me believe the previously publicized goal of obtaining a D1 conference invite by December 2020 is unrealistic.
As difficult as it may be for the general public to contain their thirst, Augie benefits greatly from keeping this process on the down low...... NOBODY HAS TO KNOW. I remain completely confident they will go Pioneer League for football, TBD for the extremely successful wrestling program, and Summit League for everything else.
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Originally posted by doolittledog View PostAugustana has an undergrad enrollment of 1,600 and an endowment of only $67million. It's my understanding this D1 move will be funded by Sanford money. If that Sanford money dries up what does Augustana do?
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