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RE: The Case for a 12-School CUSA
Which schools in the AAC/SBC are suppose to be bigger draws than CUSA schools? Future teams.

UAB had a real good rating in the BYU game. Is it because of UAB or BYU? Either way 3.2 million Sat3:50pm
WKU/App 1.6 million Sat 11:00am
UTEP/Fresno 1.5 million Sat 2:41pm
NIU/CCU 1.2 million Fri 6:01pm
EMU/Liberty 1.2 million Fri 6:00pm
ULL/Marshall 1 million Sat 9:35pm
Middle/Toledo 851 Fri 12:00pm

Other
NDSU/JMU 1.1 million Fri 9:49pm
SDSU/Mont St 795 Sat 2:00pm
12-21-2021 11:22 PM
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The Case for a 12-School CUSA - Milwaukee - 12-20-2021, 05:50 AM
RE: The Case for a 12-School CUSA - Tmac13 - 12-20-2021, 10:14 AM
RE: The Case for a 12-School CUSA - Huan - 12-20-2021, 01:50 PM
RE: The Case for a 12-School CUSA - Gemofthehills - 12-21-2021 11:22 PM



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