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Alonzo Carter goes dancing to the big time as Sacramento State makes the transition to the FBS
The Hornets will get immediate bowl eligibility and national TV exposure as the move brings four Midwest road trips and three nationally televised games.
- Sacramento State accelerated its transition to the Football Bowl Subdivision , joining the Mid-American Conference a full year earlier than anticipated following an invitation in February.
- Athletics Director Mark Orr spearheaded the move to elevate the university's profile, stating that FBS membership aligns with the institution's mission and ideals despite geographic distance from other MAC schools.
- Head Coach Alonzo Carter, a former dancer for MC Hammer, manages a roster with 72 newcomers and about $7 million in NIL funding to meet the heightened demands of FBS competition.
- Players gain immediate bowl eligibility following an NCAA rule change, with 'MACtion' games on ESPN and inclusion in the EA Sports video game creating distinct national exposure and campus excitement.
- Football will require four long road trips to the Midwest, while other Hornets programs stay local after joining the Big West with 10 schools in California plus Utah Valley.
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