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"Why hasn’t this been done before?" ULM AD SJ Tuohy breaks down two landmark naming rights deals, detailing plans to upgrade facilities, invest in rosters, and keep top-tier coaches in Monroe. How much are the deals worth? Is it getting easier to sell the Warhawks brand? Answers here with...

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HOW MUCH IS THIS DEAL? It’s not to hard to answer. This is an open public forum involving a public institution. Better known as our public right to know.

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