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RE: Report: Big East Ready to Respond
(12-17-2012 09:38 PM)RUScarlets Wrote:  Nothing suprising there... the all sports west is a fail. Get AFA in here and get going with two solid divisions.

As has been said already in this thread, we aren't going to be interested in paying $1 mil/ year to house our other sports in the Big West for a $3 mil/ year football payout. Not happening. You build 6 or 7 team divisions for all sports or it's likely that we'll be elsewhere when this is all said and done.

The hybrid model is a fail, that should be blatently obvious to anyone viewing this site right now. It doesn't even take being here any length of time to understand that.
12-17-2012 09:44 PM
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