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UMass to Join MAC for Football, Upgrade to FBS

Apr 19th, 2011 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, Featured News, MAC Expansion & Realignment, NCAA Division Upgrades

New England will have a third FBS level football school, joining Boston College and UConn in the highest level of college football. Per MAC sources and reported on the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the MAC and UMass will hold a joint press conference on Wednesday to make the official announcement. The move has been expected for [...]



Majerus, St. Louis Not Happy in A10

Jan 22nd, 2010 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

My take is simple: if you have problems with your administration, don’t use the media…keep it behind the scenes. You can bet that Majerus would not be complaining about “east coast airports” if St. Louis were in the Big East instead of Marquette. The Billikens would still have to fly to 12 east coast cities [...]



A10 To Move HQ to Newport News

Aug 12th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, Featured News, NCAA News

Interesting call. The league is leaving a city, Philadelphia, where it has 3 members for a city 75 miles away from it's closest member, Richmond.



More CAA Football Expansion?

Jun 18th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, CAA Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

The PilotOnline is speculating that the CAA will eventually expand with Stonybrook and Fordham to bring some regionalization to potential divisions. Fordham is seeking a conference home and Stonybrook currently participates as an associate member in the Big South. If such expansion to 16 teams happened, ideally the division members would play all 7 other [...]



Rhode Island to the America East?

Jun 18th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, CAA Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

There was an interesting line in an article covering an interview with outgoing Rhode Island president Robert Carothers:“Money has become a huge issue, as in every other department, because of a reduction in state assistance and the overall economic situation. It is likely to lead, Carothers feels, to a change in conference alignments soon, not [...]



Fordham Football Adds Scholarships While Basketball Withers

Jun 8th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, CAA Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

After months of speculation, the final details were revealed regarding the interesting Fordham football situation. This information has been revealed with little fanfare. To recap, Fordham let it be known that they want to have football scholarships, something their conference home, the Patriot League, does not allow. The Patriot League didn’t give in on the [...]



Hofstra explores parting ways with the CAA

May 7th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, CAA Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

Hofstra will explore moving its intercollegiate athletic program out of the southern-based Colonial Athletic Association, persons familiar with the athletic program said Thursday. Hofstra did not say what has prompted its exploration, but it appears the university would prefer to have more of a northeast profile. The Atlantic-10 is Hofstra’s first choice, those close to [...]



Hofstra Return to America East / AE Football Rumblings

Mar 28th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, CAA Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

For years now, there have been rumblings from Hofstra fans about leaving the CAA. The rationale being that since joining the CAA in 2002, the athletic programs have suffered from being one of the only northern teams in a predominantly southern conference. The ideal move would be to the Atlantic 10, but that is not [...]



A-10, not CAA, right fit for Hofstra

Feb 13th, 2009 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, CAA Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

 ”Hofstra’s basketball problem can be traced back to the administration’s ill-conceived notion that its football program would make gains as a conference member in the then-Atlantic 10. It dragged the rest of Hofstra’s athletic teams into the CAA, which was teetering on extinction, and basketball has suffered the most. Even without a strong frontcourt, the [...]



ACC associate McGlade gets A-10 commissioner job

Jun 3rd, 2008 | By | Category: Atlantic 10 Expansion & Realignment, Featured News

The Atlantic 10 named Atlantic Coast Conference associate commissioner Bernadette McGlade its new commissioner at a Monday news conference. McGlade replaces Linda Bruno, who decided in December that she would leave following a 13-year run on the job. A number of sources in the A-10 said McGlade has a great handle on the current state [...]



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