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Subject: Re: North Dakota State Going Big Time, and It's Expensive

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Date Posted: 17:15:11 02/09/26 Mon
In reply to: An Observer 's message, "North Dakota State Going Big Time, and It's Expensive" on 10:20:09 02/09/26 Mon

Some of my NYU friends are still seething over the 1951 scandal that cost the school a huge chunk of its reputation, and most of its athletics respect. I don’t think there’s much appetite among either alums or faculty to go anywhere near division 1.

I would think UChicago (ex-Big Ten, no scandals) would be a better candidate, and they have next to zero interest either.

The greatness of US higher education is in its diversity (right, Linda McMahon?) and I don’t think either school is suffering in division 3.

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[> [> Subject: No they are not suffering
Author: Go Green [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 19:31:27 02/09/26 Mon Indeed, they are dominating--at least WBB. St. Thomas was essentially kicked upstairs because their D-III competitors were tiring of losing to them every year. If NYU keeps this up, don't be surprised to see something similar happening.