SWAC REALIGNMENT 2021 MY PROPOSAL ...


SHOULD WE DISRUPT STANDING MEMBERS?


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Except SSU, the common denominator for the other schools leaving the MEAC was travel cost. So I guess they lied as well. In the case of SSU, it was too expensive for them to compete at the DI level, which I'm sure travel cost was part of the reason.
 
I’ll bite ...

BCU to Delaware State: 895 miles
BCU to Prairie View: 1,006 miles

Under your plan, you abandon the travel partner concept to help FAMU and BCU defray costs for travel in all other sports besides football.

What is the rationale for disregarding geographic sense and rationale of those schools leaving the MEAC into essentially the same deal in the SWAC?

FAMU did say their one home game against us outperformed all of their home MEAC games by a substantial amount, but I guess that was a lie too.
 



OK IM GOING TO TAKE A BITE AND SPIT IT OUT. ...YO MOMMA TELL YOU DONT GO IN STORE PICKING UP SHIT IF YOU "AIN'T" GOT NO DAMN MONEY!!!!!!
 
FAMU did say their one home game against us outperformed all of their home MEAC games by a substantial amount, but I guess that was a lie too.

We know that wasn't a lie. But, I'm damned sure the AD doesn't want that money ate up by essentially replicating the MEAC travel in the SWAC, given the post creator's terrible idea LOL
 
Any person with a 3rd grade education would also understand that the two separate divisions in the SWAC were created to reduce travel cost for member schools, otherwise if that wasn't the case, the SWAC could have left things as they were prior to AAMU and UAPB joining. Before the departure of SSU, Hampton, A&T, FAMU, and BCU, the MEAC had more schools than the SWAC with no divisional format, which is part of the reason for its decline.
SO DO YOU NOW UNDERSTAND........
 
We know that wasn't a lie. But, I'm damned sure the AD doesn't want that money ate up by essentially replicating the MEAC travel in the SWAC, given the post creator's terrible idea LOL

I was just pointing out another one of FAMU's multiple reasons. I'm sure they are listed somewhere on the internet.
 
Any person with a 3rd grade education would also understand that the two separate divisions in the SWAC were created to reduce travel cost for member schools, otherwise if that wasn't the case, the SWAC could have left things as they were prior to AAMU and UAPB joining. Before the departure of SSU, Hampton, A&T, FAMU, and BCU, the MEAC had more schools than the SWAC with no divisional format, which is part of the reason for its decline.
How the MEAC burned down their house is beside the point!
 
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