jsaluki080 wrote:We have multiple good options. I'm interested to see what happens. I'm just worried that MVC commission ends up doing nothing at all like in years past.
It will be a giant fail if we don't pick up Murray State next year.
jsaluki080 wrote:We have multiple good options. I'm interested to see what happens. I'm just worried that MVC commission ends up doing nothing at all like in years past.
glm38 wrote:jsaluki080 wrote:We have multiple good options. I'm interested to see what happens. I'm just worried that MVC commission ends up doing nothing at all like in years past.
It will be a giant fail if we don't pick up Murray State next year.
TheAsianSensation wrote:New Mexico State plus travel partner might be the one move that makes me back off of Murray State.
Rambler63 wrote:TheAsianSensation wrote:New Mexico State plus travel partner might be the one move that makes me back off of Murray State.
As long as that travel partner isn't Grand Canyon. Whichever conference gets them after the WAC breaks up is going to deeply regret that affiliation. Their men's basketball budget was $4,306,041 in 2015-16, and by all indications they're spending more. Loyola is in the same conference with them in men's volleyball, where they're trying to buy their way to legitimacy.
By the way, any time you want, you can check out how much money Grand Canyon has lying around to destroy your athletics department:
https://finance.google.com/finance?q=Na ... jAHh6anQCA
Today their market cap is $4.35 billion.
VUGrad1314 wrote:Anyway here's some real realignment news from the past few weeks you may have missed:
Hampton is leaving the MEAC for the Big South (18-19)
South Carolina Upstate is leaving the A-Sun for the Big South (I believe North Alabama will be joining the A-Sun next year though)So they'll still have 8 members but still you have to wonder if there'll be any more movement there
UC-San Diego is moving to D1 and joining the Big West (2020)
CSU-Bakersfield will leave the WAC and join the Big West (2020)
Cal Baptist will join the WAC next year so they're firm on 8 members Yet one has to wonder how firm the WAC REALLY is This is a big hit to their profile and has to have the remaining members feeling more antsy about moving to greener pastures.
What does this mean for the MVC? I don't know. Probably nothing, but this makes further realignment in the WAC very possible and all of those schools have to be considered "in-play" for any conference that wants them.
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