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RE: Conference Realignment for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and USCAA 2020 and Beyond
D3 SCAC Trinity Texas and Southwestern Texas Moving All sports To SAA In 2025

SCAC is dieing. I wonder if a time that Colorado College finds themselves in a rough spot, should they try and get a waiver from D1 to move up? They could be a travel partner for Denver. Colorado College used to be big time sports in the same conference as Colorado, Colorado State, Denver and BYU. It would make sense if they move up.

Southwestern Texas was a founding member of the defunct Southwest Conference.
03-10-2023 06:28 PM
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