Has C-USA defined the divisions?

[UConn/SMU]

There is nothing on their website about divisions. I think everyone assumes that the "West" will include: UTEP, SMU, Tulsa, Houston, Rice, and Tulane. Has that been confirmed?

If that's our division, I think we should be really happy. It's a good group. The only way it could be better is if TCU & Baylor were involved, but that's not going to happen anytime soon.

[Water Pony]

You've got it for the West and the East will be So. Miss, UAB, Memphis, Marshall, UCF and East Carolina

Go Mustangs, Go CUSA-West, Go CUSA. 2005, here we come.

[Sam I Am]

I was at the rather good USM/Cal game, and here is some info about our future C-USA opponent. USM was playing a BIG game and their home attendance was only about 28,000. USM has 15,000 students and is the second largest school in Mississippi. On offense only the QB was white, and he was a good passer. Their defense was good most of the time against a very strong Cal offense. Had the QB stayed healthy all year, USM might have won the C-USA for the fifth time. This is the school that sent us Bobby Collins. From what I saw, the Golden Eagles are way ahead of us at this time.

[GoRedGoBlue]

I was at the rather good USM/Cal game, and here is some info about our future C-USA opponent. USM was playing a BIG game and their home attendance was only about 28,000. USM has 15,000 students and is the second largest school in Mississippi. On offense only the QB was white, and he was a good passer. Their defense was good most of the time against a very strong Cal offense. Had the QB stayed healthy all year, USM might have won the C-USA for the fifth time. This is the school that sent us Bobby Collins. From what I saw, the Golden Eagles are way ahead of us at this time.

re: 28k attendance...it was a makeup game going into finals week.