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Exactly. The flagship schools from the Dakotas and Montana are FCS. They'll be winning most, if not all, of the football championships. Those programs...
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Is this from the same poster who declared Tarleton's athletic budget is $30+ million a year and can't provide a link?
In 2004, there were...Last edited by MooseLodge; 06-30-2025, 03:43 PM.
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Cash crunch time for most FCS programs. Several things at work in that.
Much of the House Settlement per se won't affect FCS. Those athletic...
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Boyer hits the transfer portal
Don't blame her. What a hole that will be to fill for Mook.
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All of JUCO, NAIA, D2, and most (though not all) of FCS,and low D1, are mainly local interest - a radius of maybe 100 miles if you're lucky. James Madison...
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FCS programs have a lot of financial hurdles facing them that they didn't 6 months ago. One is that they are on the hook for $300K a year to the NCAA...
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I've never been particularly bullish on Division 2 until the last three or four years. It is going to become increasingly attractive to lower D1 programs,...
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Are you sure? There are a lot of "palatial homes" in Canyon, Texas.
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Coach Prime living in Canyon, TX?
So this article says...
Concern grows for Deion Sanders as health issue sidelines him from Colorado football
According to Brent...
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Yeah I don't see most FCS schools doling out big dollars for ballers. If a Nichols State really wanted to make a splash, they'd allocate $5 million toward...
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FCS House Settlement fall-out: Houston Christian opts out of Settlement
By opting out, HCU is liable for $3 million in back damages, with HCU paying the NCAA $300,000 per year over the next 10 years. Programs have until June...
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Athletes at the P4 level, even walk-ons, should carry their own in D2 with no problem. P4s don't let a bunch of wannabes take up roster spots, even before...
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This is what the 85 man roster limit in D1 provided. WT won't be the only LSC school snagging former D1 guys. Lots of players looking for a place to play....
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Schools are not required to share revenues. They are now allowed to do so. Compensation to athletes for low-D1 athletes is going to be minimal, as the...
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Yeah, some of those commitments will stay, because they are contractual, but if Tech is on the bubble, Pine Bluff is going to loom large on that schedule,...
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I think the bigpay days are gone. With the new CFP model, Texas Tech can't afford to schedule an FCS program anymore. Even a low FBS program could hurt...
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I don't see any financial advantage anymore of being in a low D1 conference such as the Southland versus the LSC. That wasn't the case 10 years ago....
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In 2024, Sam Houston had an UNDERGRADUATE enrollment of 18,828, with an athletic budget of just under $28 million.
Sam Houston State University...
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