But Valpo does offer football scholarships.
Sorry, do you want to revisit your claims about D1 participation? I'll be happy to .. what about you?
Do you ever think your rants, not unlike Monroe's, cause people to not post?
As someone who volunteers their time with kids you appear to be the class bully.
And as a member of DI in all sports but football, I challenge you to show me where the DI VALPO offers schollies.
http://www.pioneer-football.org/pfl/default /
The Pioneer Conference does not offer Scholarhips for football. You want to talk about VALPO PA, well that’s not DI Football
Go check the Valpo web site "Mr. I never played Div. I sports". Football players there do, in fact, get scholarships. Your arrogance is humorous. Knowledge lacking a bit though.
Your ignorance trumps my arrogance! The Pioneer Conference is non-scholarship. I’m dropping the Mic and moving on. And I’ve spent way more time in College Athletics than you’d ever realize in all manners and roles. Again, I’ll challenge you to show me where on the VALPO Athletic site they claim to offer football scholarships. VALPO is a member of the Pioneer League, they as a condition of membership are non football athletic conference. Below is the PFL Conference Link, explains in English for those of simple minds.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_Football_League http://www.pioneer-football.org/pfl/default /
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The 2018 season marks the 26th year for the Pioneer Football League – the nation’s only non-scholarship, football-only NCAA Football Championship Subdivision conference.
The PFL is one of only two conferences that sponsor football as its only sport (the Missouri Valley Football Conference being the other). However, the PFL is a truly national conference with members on each coast and throughout the nation’s heartland. The league still retains four of its charter members – Butler University, the University of Dayton, Drake University and Valparaiso University, plus the University of San Diego (joining in 1992) – which were joined in 2001 by Davidson College, Jacksonville University and Morehead State University. Marist College, which joined for the 2009 season, further extended the league’s footprint into the northeast.
In January 1991 the NCAA passed legislation to require Division I institutions to sponsor all intercollegiate sports at the Division I level. The five charter members (Evansville the fifth before dropping football in 1997), each dedicated to the enhancement and sound management of intercollegiate football as an integral part of the student-athletes’ collegiate experience, joined together to form the Pioneer Football League. From the league’s inception it has been a proponent of the creation of a non-scholarship football classification within Division I and adopted the moniker of Pioneer based on the intent to become the first league in that new division. The PFL’s original membership was comprised of NCAA Division I universities that previously sponsored intercollegiate football at other levels”
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