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Will the Big South expand to 12?
Currently at 10, Campbell will make it 11 when it re-joins in 2011-12. Will the Big South remain at 11 and play 20 conference basketball games? Or, will they add another and make it 12?

Possiblities....

Longwood - Then again, if the Big South (or A-Sun) wanted them, they would have already received an invite, right?

ETSU - Travel partner for Radford and close proximity to UNCA, G-W....aka regional rivals, which might be more meaningful than its current A-Sun "rivals" (or lack of).

Jacksonville - Will the 'phins eventually add football scholarships and drift away from the PFL?

Others?

I'll say bring in ETSU.
02-02-2010 11:58 PM
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