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Subject: Wny

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Wcpurple

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Date Posted: Friday, August 16, 10:55:11pm
Author Host/IP: syn-071-080-194-159.res.spectrum.com/71.80.194.159
In reply to: Purp 1 (Buff News) 's message, "NCAA Settlement and future issues for the Big 4" on Friday, August 16, 12:32:13pm

I suspect wny to be without d1 college hockey in 5 years. I think Dwyer rink and lot gets sold to black bear sports.

Canisius is an easy drop, no on campus rink, no one cares.

Rit is likely to stay

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[> [> Subject: Re: Wny-It's ALL part of a bigger plan

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NUSuperfan
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Date Posted: Saturday, August 17, 10:47:31am
Author Host/IP: 71-214-11-50.orlf.qwest.net/71.214.11.50

It's ALL a plan. Somebody has to say it , so it might as well be me. Sports , like every thing else has gone left. Men in women's athletics, et al. There is no rhyme or reason for anything any more. Most if no all the smaller schools will be driven out of major college sports. Did you ever think you'd see the day that UCLA and USC would be in the BIG TEN ?