(04-11-2024 03:28 PM)SlyFox Wrote:  Just acknowledging that seeing my late dad's alma mater TTU appear in this thread made me smile.

I’m glad! Did you know when they closed they were actually merged into Piedmont International? Some of their programs, like the Seminary indeed live on at Carolina.

(04-11-2024 02:06 PM)teamvsn Wrote:  David's mention of Nevada prompted me to check up on Nevada State College in Henderson. I found that there was a mention of Athletics in their State of the University address in January:

"President Pollard also laid out goals for the institution in 2024, including developing greater models to serve adult learners/non-traditional students, expanding degree offerings to meet regional workforce needs, and exploring the possibility of building up an athletics department."

https://nevadastate.edu/nevada-state-uni...y-address/

They are now a University and listed as a 4 year. Sports coming would give them a third school in the state.

(04-11-2024 11:54 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  UA-Morrilton just down the highway from me still have their athletic buildings when they had sports. They could bring sports back as well.

Odd that only UA-Rich Mountain and UA-Cossatot have athletics while five other UA System schools don't have athletics.

Meanwhile ASU-Mid South, ASU-Mt Home, ASU-Newport and ASU-Three Rivers all have athletics with only ASU-Beebe (the largest juco in the system) and ASU-Heber Springs are the only ASU System schools without athletics and Beebe has facilities from back when they had athletics.