In a story from today's Reno Gazette it looks like Idaho might have the inside track on a WAC invite. This of course could effect how the Big Sky views both NDSU and SDSU as they are still holding out hope that Idaho will come back to the Big Sky. They also talked about the direction that UC-Davis might take.
http://www.rgj.com/news/stories/html...s&sp7=spor
Lilley favors Idaho on eve of WAC meetings
Steve Sneddon
RENO GAZETTE-JOURNAL
Idaho’s knocking on the door, and Louisiana Tech isn’t going anywhere as the Western Athletic Conference schools’ presidents prepare for a board of directors meeting at Half Moon Bay, Calif., today and Friday.
Idaho, which plays football in the Sun Belt Conference and is scheduled to become a member in all sports in 2005, will make a presentation as the Vandals seek membership in the WAC.
“I favor admission of Idaho,” said Nevada President John Lilley. “Whether it’s going to happen at that meeting, I don’t know. Idaho fits geographically. It fits in terms of the mission of the university. It is a research and land-grant institution.” . . .
. . .Looking at the long-term, Lilley said UC-Davis, which is moving to Division I and will initially play I-AA football, would be a good addition to the WAC when it begins playing in I-A. . . .
Interesting :-/
http://www.rgj.com/news/stories/html...s&sp7=spor
Lilley favors Idaho on eve of WAC meetings
Steve Sneddon
RENO GAZETTE-JOURNAL
Idaho’s knocking on the door, and Louisiana Tech isn’t going anywhere as the Western Athletic Conference schools’ presidents prepare for a board of directors meeting at Half Moon Bay, Calif., today and Friday.
Idaho, which plays football in the Sun Belt Conference and is scheduled to become a member in all sports in 2005, will make a presentation as the Vandals seek membership in the WAC.
“I favor admission of Idaho,” said Nevada President John Lilley. “Whether it’s going to happen at that meeting, I don’t know. Idaho fits geographically. It fits in terms of the mission of the university. It is a research and land-grant institution.” . . .
. . .Looking at the long-term, Lilley said UC-Davis, which is moving to Division I and will initially play I-AA football, would be a good addition to the WAC when it begins playing in I-A. . . .
Interesting :-/
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