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Thu, 30 Aug 2001 12:35:14 -0400
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Re: D1 in Pittsburgh?
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> From: "MacKinnon, John" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Duquesne makes geographically the most sense with its proximity to the
Civic
> Arena.  However, it fields DI basketball teams in the A10 and DI-AA
> (Scholarship) in Football.

The Duquesne (as well as Robert Morris) football program is a non/limited
scholarship program.  Robert Morris would be a candidate because of Title
IX.  They have at least 3 more women's sports than men's and the football
program is non-scholarship.  They should have room to add another men's
sport (they have 3 men's club sports) without having to add one ot the other
side.

Erik Johnson
RMC '94

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