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Date Posted: 22:43:46 07/12/04 Mon
Author: Rick
Subject: Re: 2004 I-AA Football Preview Magazine
In reply to: Quinn 's message, "2004 I-AA Football Preview Magazine" on 20:47:12 07/12/04 Mon

" I think that one of the biggest mistakes the NCAA ever did was split Division I into I-A and I-AA. I really think it's hurt the sport of football. I've got a question for the readers of this interview: who was the national I-AA champion last year? Actually, I have a better question: who cares? For the record, it was Montana or so I'm told. " ...Dick Regan - 2002

I think I'll order one of these for our Athletic Director....

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[> [> fyi, only covers are color -- Quinn, 13:55:55 07/13/04 Tue

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[> [> Re: 2004 I-AA Football Preview Magazine -- hcfbfan, 18:17:33 07/13/04 Tue

I disagree with that assessment. Many people are interested in I-AA football. Sure, it is not the nationally broadcast interest of some I-A schools but there is a legitimate market for it. Some very traditional football powerhouses went I-AA in the late 70's when the split occurred. Many of those schools, including HC, had a huge following and many of those fans (whether they were alumni or not) continued their support and interest with these programs. There have been some new leagues that have emerged recently that don't have the same status as the original I-AA schools. But the Ivies and some of the Patriot League schools have a good following as well as the Atlantic-10 schools.

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[> [> [> I-AA.org Magazine 2004 Fall Preview -- ralph, 03:12:59 07/14/04 Wed

The I-AA.org Magazine 2004 Fall Preview is cover to cover I-AA and coming this August as the first glossy mag from I-AA.org. Featuring dozens and dozens of articles, interviews, stats, photos, the AGS Preseason Poll and more, this magazine covers I-AA like no other. Stay tuned here for details on ordering your copy online or where to get it from campus bookstores. Ready to roar in 2004, the I-AA.org Magazine 2004 Fall Preview is a "must have" for all I-AA fans.

This is not spam, just another service from I-AA.org.

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