Bama State, AAMU to Join MEAC


That is true for FBS/POWER 5, FCS not so much. Because of the fewer dollars that tend to be out there for FCS schools in sheer terms of football, FCS conferences have to look at overall items such as reductions in travel cost for entire programs, will potential schools generate additional interest from current conference supports etc. Moving does not benefit either school. The cons and cost outweigh anything that can be gained from this kind of move right now.

It will definitely benefit PV and TSU when it comes to eliminating those Alabama trips from the travel budgets though
 



That is true for FBS/POWER 5, FCS not so much. Because of the fewer dollars that tend to be out there for FCS schools in sheer terms of football, FCS conferences have to look at overall items such as reductions in travel cost for entire programs, will potential schools generate additional interest from current conference supports etc. Moving does not benefit either school. The cons and cost outweigh anything that can be gained from this kind of move right now.

Sheeeeeeeeit! Football is driving conference expansion in all of Division I, don't let FCS money fool you.
 
Spady's the reason North Alabama added them back to their schedule. We gone miss Cee Dog and MD though.:snicker:

Lol @ JayRob. North Alabama did not add us... We had the power and allowed them back on our schedule. We had room for a competitive game to counter balance our non competitive game with JSU.
 
Lol @ JayRob. North Alabama did not add us... We had the power and allowed them back on our schedule. We had room for a competitive game to counter balance our non competitive game with JSU.
Well, at least yall will allow more White folks to view the asswhuppin yall gone get. North Alabama been chompin at the bit to get yall back on the schedule cause they know it's an easy and automatic W.
 
Likewise...A&M feels the same way....don't know about ASU since I'm not an alum of that school.
When you look at it, everyone in the SWAC will benefit from AAMU's departure. If Tuskegee could move up, they'd probably be a much more exciting rival than AAMU any how.
 
I dont even remember this JSU to C-USA mess ya'll talking about. No one from JSU ever said that....
But ya'll keep laughing and in the meantime, if the BAMAs need help packin.......
 
When you look at it, everyone in the SWAC will benefit from AAMU's departure. If Tuskegee could move up, they'd probably be a much more exciting rival than AAMU any how.

If Tuskegee can move up and adjust to being in Division I with APR. Does Tuskegee sponsor enough sports to be Division I?
 
I dont even remember this JSU to C-USA mess ya'll talking about. No one from JSU ever said that....
But ya'll keep laughing and in the meantime, if the BAMAs need help packin.......
If the Bamas were to leave, Jsu still wouldn't be at the top of the East. And Heaven forbid, if tnst somehow came to the SWAC.....

(For old times sake....)
po jsu
po tp
:(
 



No and they refuse to fund the additional programs and football scholarships.

Thanks. I don't understand the fascination with Tuskegee. It would take significant amounts of money to finance a move up. Don't want he SWAC to have a MEAC-and-Winston-Salem
 
Alabama St.



AAMU 193 Miles

FAMU 214 Miles

SCSU 379 Miles

BCU 466 Miles

NCAT 494 Miles

NCCU 545 Miles

Norfolk St. 764 Miles

Hampton 763 Miles

Howard 799 Miles

Morgan St. 842 Miles

Coppin St. 850 Miles

UMES 871 Miles

Delaware St. 895 Miles

Average 621 Miles



Alabama St.


AAMU 193 Miles

Jackson St. 249 Miles

MVSU 308 Miles

Alcorn 328 Miles

Southern 369 Miles

Grambling 402 Miles

UAPB 476 Miles

Texas Southern 636 Miles

Prairie View 679 Miles

Average 404 Miles
 
By the information I posted Alabama St. will have to increase their budget if they want to have the same level of success as they had in the SWAC. Alabama St. had the highest budget in the SWAC however their budget is going to get swallowed by traveling expenses joining the MEAC. I know yall talk about the BAMA schools traveling to the TEXAS schools and vice versa, but the MEAC have 7 schools that are longer drives than Texas Southern and Prairie View.
 
If Alabama State does, in fact, leave the SWAC, that should definitely spell the end of the East and West divisions along with the end of the SCG. At the same time, it will give us an extra date to fill on our schedules once they are gone. With 9 SWAC teams, each school will have 8 conference games and have 3 OOC games they could fill.
 
Also, how would Bama State leaving affect the Magic City Classic? Would they continue to play it? Would it still be around the same time? With all those MEAC teams, how would they fit it in their schedule?
 
Also, how would Bama State leaving affect the Magic City Classic? Would they continue to play it? Would it still be around the same time? With all those MEAC teams, how would they fit it in their schedule?

If they go I don't see it happening w/o the north-south format so they wouldn't be traveling to play most of the schools beyond north carolina. MCC will not change under any circumstances. if/when bama state moves up they will still play aamu that last saturday of october in birmingham as long as there is a venue there to play it.
 
Alabama St.



AAMU 193 Miles

FAMU 214 Miles

SCSU 379 Miles

BCU 466 Miles

NCAT 494 Miles

NCCU 545 Miles

Norfolk St. 764 Miles

Hampton 763 Miles

Howard 799 Miles

Morgan St. 842 Miles

Coppin St. 850 Miles

UMES 871 Miles

Delaware St. 895 Miles

Average 621 Miles



Alabama St.


AAMU 193 Miles

Jackson St. 249 Miles

MVSU 308 Miles

Alcorn 328 Miles

Southern 369 Miles

Grambling 402 Miles

UAPB 476 Miles

Texas Southern 636 Miles

Prairie View 679 Miles

Average 404 Miles

Now someone is thinking logical. but logic is not some folks motives.
 
I dont even remember this JSU to C-USA mess ya'll talking about. No one from JSU ever said that....
But ya'll keep laughing and in the meantime, if the BAMAs need help packin.......

Yeah, you and Jeff Sessions have a memory issue (Po TP) smh & lol
 
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