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Big Sky 20 Win Teams

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If Weber wins on Tuesday, it will be the first time since 1996, that the Sky will have three 20 win teams. That, in and of itself, is a pure indicator of the progress being made in the Sky. Its nice to see that the conference is getting better. It's also an indicator of the progress being made at Weber under Rahe. If the Sky is getting better, then Weber, the Champion, is getting better. Definite proof of how Weber affects the Sky. When Weber struggled under Cravens the Sky struggles in RPI. Once Weber's program started improving so did the Sky's RPI. Of course, this would be somewhat difficult to prove, but I do see a direct correlation.

No matter, Weber's program is getting better and better every season under Rahe.
 
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