Title: The MEAC Exodus Fade in: INT. MEAC Headquarters - Day A group of stressed-looking officials are gathered around a conference table, poring over documents and schedules. MEAC OFFICIAL 1: Gentlemen, we have a serious problem. We've just received news that North Carolina A&T has decided to leave the MEAC and join the Colonial Athletic Association. MEAC OFFICIAL 2: What? That's absurd! Why would they do that? MEAC OFFICIAL 3: Apparently, the CAA offered them better financial benefits and more exposure. MEAC OFFICIAL 1: This is a major blow to us. We can't afford to lose one of our marquee programs. MEAC OFFICIAL 2: And it's not just A&T. We're also in danger of losing Howard to the CAA, and FAMU and Bethune-Cookman to the SWAC. MEAC OFFICIAL 3: And to top it off, Coppin State and UMES are considering leaving for the ASUN. MEAC OFFICIAL 1: This is a nightmare. We've already lost Hampton and Savannah State in recent years. If we lose any more schools, we'll be on the brink of extinction. MEAC OFFICIAL 2: We need to act fast. We can't let our conference fall apart like this. MEAC OFFICIAL 3: Agreed. We need to start exploring our options and figuring out how to stop the bleeding. FADE OUT.