Oct 24, 2014
8:39:57am
8:39:57am
The fact that this term is even used here is a testament to the effectiveness
of the smear campaign of non-monopoly football schools by the money programs and conferences.
Once upon a time, the term mid-major referred to schools who had major basketball programs, but who, for whatever reason, didn't field a football team at all.
The fact that it's used to describe non-monopoly football programs is basically admittance that the program as good as non-existent.
Sigh.
Once upon a time, the term mid-major referred to schools who had major basketball programs, but who, for whatever reason, didn't field a football team at all.
The fact that it's used to describe non-monopoly football programs is basically admittance that the program as good as non-existent.
Sigh.
Originally posted on Oct 24, 2014 at 8:39:57am
Message modified by LeftOfNormal on Oct 24, 2014 at 8:40:46am
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