The series between Arizona and Southern brings exposure for the SWAC school and understanding between conferences, if little financial benefit.
Bruce Pascoe When the Arizona Wildcats finally show up early next season at the"Mini-Dome," Southern University’s 7,500-seat Clark Activity Center, maybe it will all be worth it for the Jaguars.
People are also reading… On the other hand, most home-and-home series do not involve cash exchanges, since each team keeps its full revenues when playing at home, an agreement both the Pac-12 and SWAC agreed to keep in their Legacy Series. But the exchange tends to be more even when power teams are playing each other than it might be in this case.
They also had/ to stay away from home a long, long time. Fourteen days, exactly, counting a Nov. 18 game at Cal that is part of the Emerald Coast Classic multi-team event that will send the Jaguars to Florida over Thanksgiving weekend.
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