The MVC/Mountain West Challenge is coming to a end

[mvfcfan]

If we're going to do a challenge series I think we should try to do one with the Conference USA. They have quite a few quality schools in their conference and would probably be the most open to it.

[VUGrad1314]

Not that it really matters because we weren't going to be linking up with either league in all likelihood but the Horizon and Summit have agreed to a 2 game home and home challenge to begin in 2020.

http://horizonleague.org/news/2019/3/6/ ... -2020.aspx

If we can't get in on the MWC\A10 thing and the AAC isn't interested then put me down for the WCC CUSA or the MAC.

[BCPanther]

Not that it really matters because we weren't going to be linking up with either league in all likelihood but the Horizon and Summit have agreed to a 2 game home and home challenge to begin in 2020.

http://horizonleague.org/news/2019/3/6/ ... -2020.aspx

If we can't get in on the MWC\A10 thing and the AAC isn't interested then put me down for the WCC CUSA or the MAC.

Give me CUSA. The Mark Adams thing is actually working to cheat the NET. ODU is up 17 spots since they went into 'Bonus Play'.

[TheAsianSensation]

I don't think there's a conference worth doing a challenge with now.

CUSA has some real floatsam near the middle and bottom of its conference.

Honestly, from an institutional standpoint, I like the idea of a CAA challenge. Always felt like they were our east coast doppleganger conference.