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RE: Conference Realignment for D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and USCAA 2020 and Beyond
(04-12-2023 10:35 PM)TDenverFan Wrote:  St Thomas went the non scholarship route for football, the article touched on that possibility a little, but I wonder if the Pioneer League would start to say no to teams at some point. It's still a coast to coast conference, but the core of its membership is in the midwest area. St Thomas made a lot of sense for them, I'm not sure MHB does.

The Pioneer League makes no sense for UMHB. That conference exists for schools to be in Division I without scholarship football. A school can't win a FCS championship without scholarship players.

UMHB is a football school. They play to win national championships. They can do that in either D-III or D-II. If they're moving up, it's going to be driven by the football program.
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