After a two year hiatus, SWAC commissioner Duer Sharp finally took the time to address questions from the media during Monday’s SWAC coaches teleconference.
During the 17-minute segment the commissioner addressed questions regarding the changing of traditional SWAC dates, the 9-game conference schedule, the MEAC/SWAC Challenge football game, the possibility of conference expansion and the impact it could have on the football championship game.
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