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RE: Hybrid ASUN / WAC Football League for '21
(01-26-2021 10:46 AM)Lopes87 Wrote:  What a total mess for Dixie State. Why can't they reschedule some of these games for 22 or 23?

Dixie State had to operate as an independent and schedule as many games as they could going forward. I cannot blame them at all!

And you mention '22 and '23. If you include Sam Houston State in '21 (pre-signed contract), Dixie State has 10 games next year and then it's at least eight games in '22 and '23.

They've actually got a mess to deal with all these games and probably decent buyouts on a few of them. They'll either have to pay their way out, see if some of the WAC schools will take the contracts (which is a possibility with the amount of OOC games now available on those schedules) or get really creative!
01-26-2021 10:55 AM
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