Interesting article slamming CSU, Rutgers and EMU. Maybe explains some of the actions not taken by UMASS (i.e. stadium).
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardved ... e3a2e36f5e
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Wow this guy is tough on college sports. Ohio state professor. Seems to especially dislike MAC schools.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardved ... 3c465065bc
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardved ... 3c465065bc
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That's an interesting way of saying Marshall.The team had a seven and six record, culminating in a loss to the second biggest state university of West Virginia in the New Mexico Bowl before a paltry 26,087 fans.
Oh schools can just declare membership in a conference? This is good news for the SteveMaz' of the world.Like CSU, Rutgers decided a number of years ago it could gain a national reputation through athletic excellence by joining the most academically respectable of the Power Five athletic conferences, the Big Ten.
Okay it's kinda true, but I sense bit of bias and some glasshouse stone throwing from an Ohio U professor educated at Northwestern and Illinois.The poster child of fiscal insanity regarding college sports, however, is Eastern Michigan University (EMU). It is a member of the Mid American Conference, a group of athletic wannabes mostly located near powerhouse Big Ten schools.
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