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Maybe they should have a directional conference- Eastern (Mich), Central (Mich), Western (Mich), Northern (Ill), Western (Ky.) and Middle (Tenn)!

i figured was a typo but what else do we have to do as we await the big game tonight.

I like the second option better. It would be sort of a North/South split somewhat. Also, I am mainly looking forward to the possible addition primarily for basketball and because it will give us new matchups. I'm honestly sick of watching us play some of the current members over and over. Hopefully this will make some of those games less frequent.

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Let’s try 51-17 Ball State tonight. I like my chances to win the 50/50 tonight! That $18 is as good as mine!

FOCUS…2021!!!

For someone to scalp them, someone has to be buying them in the first place.

That is why they are affectionately called "Fruit Jar State".

I am a veritable cesspool of information.

The teams from Ohio should be lobbying like there is no tomorrow to be in the same division.

The Option I like best is moving Toledo to the East then adding MTSU and WKU to the West. This gets all 6 Ohio schools in 1 division (plus Buffalo). Edit: Looking at the map WKU and MTSU would be the 2nd and 3rd most western teams in the conference so it would only make sense for them to be in the western division. Buffalo would be forced to fly to both MTSU and WKU for division games. The directional Michigan schools are much closer.

Akron Roadways will have better defense tonight

second option is much better, especially for the Canadian team. The less Zips have to play directional Michigan schools the better.

WKU has made it to bowl games 6 out of the last 7 years, including an 11 and 12 win season. Most likely making a bowl again this season too making it 7 out of 8. During that same span they're a combined 7-0 against MAC schools including 2 bowl wins. They're an average FBS team, but they're a top 3-4 MAC football program and top 3-4 MAC basketball program. I would have liked having Marshall over Middle Tennessee. MTSU doesn't really add anything since their basketball program went to garbage once Kermit was poached.

Of course they are. Similar to how someone on the Titanic would have felt if they hit the iceberg 2 miles from a port. Someone explain to me how it is advantageous for us to rescue two programs nobody else wants. If their exposure to TV markets, potential revenue and all of the other happy horse poop we will ultimately hear from conference leadership is so great, how come there aren't conferences lined up to bring them on board? Why is the opposite happening with them being abandoned?

More rumblings today of WKU/MTSU to the MAC becoming "likely" (but none by our beat reporter).

I think new blood and a change is often a good thing. This will add a new dimension to basketball, that's for sure.

well done. not sure why so many people get the state nickname wrong 😄