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Date Posted: 05:29:06 05/14/17 Sun
Author: David S.
Author Host/IP: 173.218.175.141
Subject: Task Force Recommends 4 Junior Colleges In The Phoenix Area To Be Dropped

http://www.azcentral.com/videos/sports/college/2017/05/12/review-recommends-shutting-down-4-jc-football-programs/101615170/

That only leaves Arizona Western, Eastern Arizona and Pima Community College. There have been talked that Arizona needed more 4 year universities. Arizona Western is one that I have heard rumors from my friends living in the area that they could go 4 years to be there in the NCAA D2. Eastern Arizona could also go 4 year with a school of more than 10,000 could actually work as well. Pima could be going to one of the California JC division since there are not enough Southwest Arizona schools to play with.
Dine from what I heard, is adding sports and gunning for NAIA.
Mohave does not have varsity sports yet.
Navajo Tech seems they are going 4 year, and could join the NAIA.
New Mexico Military could go 4 year and join the already D3 military schools.

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>http://www.azcentral.com/videos/sports/college/2017/05/ >12/review-recommends-shutting-down-4-jc-football-progra >ms/101615170/ > >That only leaves Arizona Western, Eastern Arizona and >Pima Community College. There have been talked that >Arizona needed more 4 year universities. Arizona >Western is one that I have heard rumors from my >friends living in the area that they could go 4 years >to be there in the NCAA D2. Eastern Arizona could also >go 4 year with a school of more than 10,000 could >actually work as well. Pima could be going to one of >the California JC division since there are not enough >Southwest Arizona schools to play with. >Dine from what I heard, is adding sports and gunning >for NAIA. >Mohave does not have varsity sports yet. >Navajo Tech seems they are going 4 year, and could >join the NAIA. >New Mexico Military could go 4 year and join the >already D3 military schools.
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