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RE: Scheduling in the Sun Belt question
That makes sense. It would make the conference look bad if its members were traveling to FCS teams to play. I guess there is no limit to "money games." Every school makes it own decisions I guess. I haven't looked at Sun Belt FB schedules over the past few years but I would assume almost everyone plays 1 "money game" at least, and probably many play 2 of them.

In basketball in my opinion there needs to be a rule against non D1 games. Ga. Southern played 4 last year and that is ridiculous. I am wondering with us joining the Belt this coming year in basketball if there is any limit on this.
04-28-2014 09:18 PM
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