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The percentages are in your favor

Posted on: December 28, 2024 at 17:37:51 CT

COMO58 MU

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It’s reasonable to assume those schools with larger enrollments will have greater access to all sorts of funding too support athletics, facilities, administrative support and research programs.

No doubt there’s some level of advantage

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Long term effect of larger enrollments at other SEC schools? - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 12/28 16:35:40

People that didn’t attend college follow college athletics - Hickeytime MU

- 12/28 17:06:02

RE: People that didn’t attend college follow college athletics - sarasotatiger MU - 12/28 17:53:18

RE: People that didn’t attend college follow college athletics - JangoFett MU - 12/28 19:41:44

where'd you attend? (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 12/28 18:11:44

I get your point but quantity alone doesn't tell the whole s - tigerman81 MU - 12/28 16:43:37

All other things being equal, it would seem that the schools - JeffB MU

- 12/28 17:09:20

Id say yes all things being equal. However just having a - tigerman81 MU - 12/28 17:20:18

Winning is probably the biggest factor in having a more - JeffB MU

- 12/28 17:39:16

The percentages are in your favor - COMO58 MU - 12/28 17:37:51

I'd agree with that for sure(nm) - tigerman81 MU - 12/28 18:36:06