And so it begins.....you really think a Spring season happens?

[GreenfieldBison]

why would they switch. they get federal funding for being HBCU colleges

What if that funding dries up? Is it guaranteed forever?


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[El_Chapo]

What if that funding dries up? Is it guaranteed forever?


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are you new to 2020?

[JohnnyExtacy]

Really? I hadn't noticed.

Here's a nice article some dude at ESPN wrote about them just today

https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...see-attraction

[JohnnyExtacy]

You saying NDSU doesn’t care about academics? If so do the other 13k students outside the football program know about this?


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This has nothing to do with the students. Their current academic criteria doesn't change based on where NDSU chooses to play football.

[JohnnyExtacy]

The people who think NDSU is better off in FCS needs to read this article and tell me why they couldn't make it work in FBS.

https://thesouthern.com/sports/colle...3ce03dcac.html

[GreenfieldBison]

This has nothing to do with the students. Their current academic criteria doesn't change based on where NDSU chooses to play football.

Ok thanks. Just trying to understand.

[GreenfieldBison]

are you new to 2020?

Apparently so right?

[SamsRams]

What if that funding dries up? Is it guaranteed forever?


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I’m not sure how else to explain this but I will try really slow. HBCU stands for historically black colleges and universities. Historically means in the past. So futures events do not change what their history is.
If they stop getting federal funds that doesn’t mean that their past has changed. They will still be historically black college and universities. If every HBCU stops playing sports they will still be HBCU. If the MEAC folds and the rest of their schools join the IVY league, they are still HBCU.

[SamsRams]

The people who think NDSU is better off in FCS needs to read this article and tell me why they couldn't make it work in FBS.

https://thesouthern.com/sports/colle...3ce03dcac.html

No conference has any interest in adding them. Do you need more reasons?

[GreenfieldBison]

I’m not sure how else to explain this but I will try really slow. HBCU stands for historically black colleges and universities. Historically means in the past. So futures events do not change what their history is.
If they stop getting federal funds that doesn’t mean that their past has changed. They will still be historically black college and universities. If every HBCU stops playing sports they will still be HBCU. If the MEAC folds and the rest of their schools join the IVY league, they are still HBCU.

As of tomorrow, today is a part of history. Your assertion that future events do not change history is completely dependent on the frame of reference.


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