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[QUOTE="king conn, post: 5331610, member: 3160"] Didn't Mora say we are in the top 5 or so in NIL spending for G5 schools? Haven't other G5 schools beat p4 schools year to year? And as an independent, we have many more opportunities than those other G5 programs. I don't think there was a NIL warchest for Northern Illinois when they beat Notre Dame last year. Yet they weren't hamstrung. If the goal is to be a solid G5 program we are there now. But we are one of the few FBS athletic programs that still has a shot at a power conference invite, however small that shot may be. We need to get a win against them occasionally at least, especially when a P4 team is trying to hand you one like today. [/QUOTE]
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