UCF on path towards preeminent status
One thing that's often overlooked in conference realignment is academic standing, yet that's one thing that university presidents do take into consideration.
The link I posted at the top of this is from 2016, showing a 5 year path for UCF to obtain preeminent status within the state university system (currently only UF, FSU, and the cows). I didn't see anything in my search that we've obtained that. Did that process get delayed or even canceled?
I also happened to see a story in the Tampa Times that the cows were making a hard push for an AAU invitation, and that FSU already met AAU requirements?
One thing that's often overlooked in conference realignment is academic standing, yet that's one thing that university presidents do take into consideration.
The link I posted at the top of this is from 2016, showing a 5 year path for UCF to obtain preeminent status within the state university system (currently only UF, FSU, and the cows). I didn't see anything in my search that we've obtained that. Did that process get delayed or even canceled?
I also happened to see a story in the Tampa Times that the cows were making a hard push for an AAU invitation, and that FSU already met AAU requirements?
