ZippyRulz Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago (edited) https://www.sacbee.com/sports/article314720844.html “This announcement represents a transformational moment for Sacramento State Athletics and positions our university for unprecedented growth and visibility while strengthening our ties to the Sacramento region and beyond,” Wood said in the email. “Our Hornets will compete on the national stage, bringing enhanced exposure to our university, our students, and our community.” Adding U. Nebraska-Omaha would go a long way toward bridging the gap 😁 https://www.csus.edu/ - I guess they go by CSUS : Cal State Univ. Sacramento Edited 1 hour ago by ZippyRulz Quote
blueandgold Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago We all know California is far, but just seeing it on the map showing all the school locations visually makes it seem even worse. 1 Quote
Sergeant Zip Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago If the Pioneer League in the FCS, can make it work with SDSU, Dayton, Davidson, etc, it seems to me that the MAC should be able to make it work. Pioneer Football League Members Butler Davidson Drake Dayton Marist Morehead State Presbyterian San Diego Stetson St. Thomas Valparaiso Quote
zippy5 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago In 2025, UMass played at Iowa and Mizzou Toledo Played at Washington State CMU played at San Jose St We went to Nebraska Kent went to Texas Tech and Oklahoma EMU @ Texas State 4 teams going there per year isn't a big deal at all imo 2 Quote
kreed5120 Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, zippy5 said: In 2025, UMass played at Iowa and Mizzou Toledo Played at Washington State CMU played at San Jose St We went to Nebraska Kent went to Texas Tech and Oklahoma EMU @ Texas State 4 teams going there per year isn't a big deal at all imo Exactly, I don't understand the hate. If we were sending men's/women's basketball, baseball, volleyball, etc. I would understand it more, but we're not. They're paying us a ton of money and are covering the travel costs for each MAC school to fly out there once every 3 years. What's the downside? Quote
ZippyRulz Posted 1 hour ago Author Report Posted 1 hour ago (edited) That's got to be about a 4 hour flight from Sac to Ohio/Mich. It will be kinda nuts for them if they have consecutive-week games out here. I wonder if they would stay for the week and find a practice facility or make 4 long flights out and back within the space of a week. Then again it may not be much different than some of the long bus trips in the MAC. They will also have a couple of payday games on the schedule at who knows where. I'm sure they will try to keep those closer to home. As I understand it, they will be incorporated into the MAC schedule already this fall. Edited 1 hour ago by ZippyRulz Quote
MangoZip Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago Here is their current schedule. It will be interesting to see if they try to get out of some of these games and fill them with MAC teams. Quote
exit322 Posted 59 minutes ago Report Posted 59 minutes ago 3 hours ago, ZippyRulz said: Adding U. Nebraska-Omaha would go a long way toward bridging the gap 😁 They'll have to reintroduce football, unfortunately. Quote
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