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RE: General Assembly Votes to Approve JMU's Move!
(11-05-2021 01:19 PM)GaSoEagle Wrote:  So JMU football will not play a 8 game Belt schedule next year in 22–23 right?what about 23-24?

Yes...

22-23 we will most likely cobble together a "indy" schedule given all the CAA drama - as many FBS as we can schedule, would be great to get some SBC teams in there!

23-24 we will be a Belt schedule, but not eligible for championship.

24-25, it's on.
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RE: General Assembly Votes to Approve JMU's Move!
Thanks. So if the 3 CUSA teams can move next year we will have a 13 team football conference as far as football
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