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[QUOTE="SoBristol, post: 1165349, member: 485"] I suppose the landscape is different, but football is not ENTIRELY different. NE football is a lot less relevant in general; upstate NY is more in a decline; speed is more a factor in spread offenses. What might be similar (or at least somewhat instructive) is how various programs rise and fall. Not just SU in its history, but examples from programs somewhat akin to SU. I don't know that Baylor or Oregon or Mississippi State (all with many different recruiting regions and financial factors) are any more instructive than looking to our own history. [/QUOTE]
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