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#WHEEWIN on the road over Appalachian State. We have home preseason action Monday night against USC Upstate with tip-off slated for 6 p.m.
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Skyy Clark in 2026
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BYU's Jaxon Kohler, LSU's Donovan Dent and Skyy Clark & Gonzaga's Xaivian Lee are among the top names who were granted an injunction in California today for a 5th year of eligibility, a source tells @On3.
Were previously granted a TRO. NCAA will appeal.
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Comments off on a hype video speaks volumes
Not even out football program has ever done this
Yet we share a conference with this
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BREAKING:
Charlotte eliminates Temple from the FBS.
In an intense pillow fight on Saturday to determine who stays in the FBS, Charlotte came out on top.
Officials at Temple are now determining when to make the move to FCS.
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Just a few weeks ago these bums were saying we should be booted from the conference
The reality is that Temple has always been the asshole of this conference, and always will be
Useless program that brings nothing of value
Enjoy your ass whooping into the bye week
#TempleTrash
How are we a top spending G5 and yet we are the worst team in the country?
I have a feeling a great reset is coming to college sports, particularly at the G6 level.
With the introduction of revenue sharing, we're beginning to see which programs are serious about investing in football and which ones simply cannot keep up financially.
The average football budget among the top 25 G6 programs is approximately $20.7 million. While that isn't necessarily a hard cutoff, I think it gives us an idea of what the financial expectations could look like moving forward.
My prediction is that programs unable or unwilling to keep pace will eventually face a difficult decision: move down to the FCS level voluntarily or risk being left without a conference home as realignment continues.
I genuinely believe there's a scenario where conferences like the MAC and CUSA cease to exist because too many of their members can no longer afford to compete at the FBS level.
We're approaching a point where simply wanting to play FBS football won't be enough. Schools will have to prove they can financially support it.
And I think that reality is going to reshape college football dramatically over the next decade.
These are the teams that I believe are safe:
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Correct. You can continue to be the laughing stock of the conference or actually do something.
We are in the banking capital of the south. No excuse for money to be a problem.
I hope @ChancellorGaber and @kevinwhite777 see all the “kick Charlotte out” commentary with JMU joining the American.
Football must be fixed, and again, it just needs to be competitive at this point. MBB has a new era starting and it looks promising, but we are currently a laughing stock on the gridiron.
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I hope @ChancellorGaber and @kevinwhite777 see all the “kick Charlotte out” commentary with JMU joining the American.
Football must be fixed, and again, it just needs to be competitive at this point. MBB has a new era starting and it looks promising, but we are currently a laughing stock on the gridiron.
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Watching this Ohio Bobcats team has me hard as a rock right now. Bring him to CLT @rmikehill