CAAF is giving Bryant a lifeline by getting them out of the Big South-OVC.

https://caasports.com/news/2023/8/9/caa-...-2024.aspx

Gets the CAA to 16 in football. More discussion over here.

(08-10-2023 01:38 PM)JonP Wrote:  CAAF is giving Bryant a lifeline by getting them out of the Big South-OVC.

https://caasports.com/news/2023/8/9/caa-...-2024.aspx

Gets the CAA to 16 in football. More discussion over here.

There is getting to be very little correlation between the CAA and CAA Football.

(08-16-2023 08:27 AM)70shawk Wrote:  

(08-10-2023 01:38 PM)JonP Wrote:  CAAF is giving Bryant a lifeline by getting them out of the Big South-OVC.

https://caasports.com/news/2023/8/9/caa-...-2024.aspx

Gets the CAA to 16 in football. More discussion over here.

There is getting to be very little correlation between the CAA and CAA Football.

That is what happens with 2 different entities. Also wouldnt say that is a bad thing since we have a bunch of basketball only schools. I dont follow CAA football but I have to think them trying to stay an FCS power is the right move

9 Full Members (Stony Brook, Monmouth, Delaware, Towson, W&M, Hampton, A&T, Elon, Campbell)
2 Preferred Affiliates (Villanova, Richmond)
4 Legacy Affiliates (Maine, UNH, URI, Albany)
1 Affiliate to make it even (Bryant)

(08-17-2023 11:44 AM)solohawks Wrote:  9 Full Members (Stony Brook, Monmouth, Delaware, Towson, W&M, Hampton, A&T, Elon, Campbell)
2 Preferred Affiliates (Villanova, Richmond)
4 Legacy Affiliates (Maine, UNH, URI, Albany)
1 Affiliate to make it even (Bryant)

I have not liked the direction the CAA has taken. But that's in the context of a larger college sports scene which I don't find to be particularly great either. Oh well...