UConn dropped by a miniscule percentage and then bounced back up. Xavier has dropped 16% in 5 years. Huge difference.In the context of COVID, it isn't out of the ordinary. Even UConn declined in enrollment numbers.
UConn dropped by a miniscule percentage and then bounced back up. Xavier has dropped 16% in 5 years. Huge difference.In the context of COVID, it isn't out of the ordinary. Even UConn declined in enrollment numbers.
Lol, no, I don't think anyone does. Great question.Anybody know what Title IX means relative to the potential employee status?
Maybe Vandy/Northwestern get pushed out?
I have often wondered about how the Catholic schools got away without paying an exit fee plus the fee to retain the old name.
Or one Conference can reach an optimized number freezing out other schools, and cutting the pie slices larger for their schools.All 3 conferences, Big 12, ACC & PAC 12 are all scrambling to no avail to catch up to the B1G and the SEC. The best solution is for all 3 conferences to merge into one 36 team conference. They would control a huge amount of inventory that the networks would desperately need to fill program slots. It would be a national conference that would command a huge TV deal perhaps in the range of 3 billion annually. No doubt collectively they will get more per team versus going it as 3 separate conferences.