July 9, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SPORTS BRIEF – Statement Regarding Possible Conference Change
STATEMENT FROM:
Jack Lassiter, Chancellor, University of Arkansas at Monticello
Robert C. Brown, President, Arkansas Tech University
John Hargrave, President, East Central University
David Burks, President, Harding University
Charles Welch, President, Henderson State University
Rex Horne, President, Ouachita Baptist University
Larry Minks, President, Southeastern Oklahoma State University
David Rankin, President, Southern Arkansas University
Randy Beutler, President, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The presidents, chancellors and directors of athletics from the University of Arkansas at Monticello, Arkansas Tech University, East Central (Okla.) University, Harding University, Henderson State University, Ouachita Baptist University, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Southern Arkansas University and Southwestern Oklahoma State University held a meeting in Russellville, Ark., Friday to discuss the possibility of forming a new NCAA Division II conference.
Our ongoing discussion is producing positive results as we analyze the feasibility of creating a new conference that would reduce the amount of missed class time by our student-athletes and reduce our operating costs.
We found during the course of our meeting that we have similar concerns and that we are like-minded in our approach to intercollegiate athletics.
Regardless of the final results of these discussions, our athletic schedules for the 2010-11 academic year will not be affected.
Lone Star Conference
Angelo State University
Cameron University
Eastern New Mexico University
MSUMustangs.com
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- Mustangs hosting Sul Ross State and UTPB to complete home slate
- Mustangs sixth through 36 holes at Lone Star Conference Championship
- Bearden named LSC Player of the Year
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Texas A&M-Commerce
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Tarleton State University
- Tarleton State Cheer wins three-straight National Championships, first at the Division I rank, marks the fourth in program history
- Texan Baseball heads to College Station for midweek matchup against Texas A&M on Tuesday
- Tarleton State Softball heads to former WAC foe Lamar riding nine-game win streak
- WEEK AT A GLANCE: Texan Tennis and Women’s Golf travel to postseason conference play, Volleyball hosts midweek home scrimmage
- Tarleton State Tennis secures No. 2 Seed at WAC Tournament
4 comments:
whoopty-do....
Who cares
if anything they should try to make the LSC larger since they are losing so many schools
Still trying to figure out if they are meeting all weekend. Anybody know?
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