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[QUOTE="Dooley, post: 2955665, member: 2920"] An expanded Playoff with a G5 rep will be a game changer for the AAC. That G5 rep will be, in most years, the AAC champ. Even if the AAC champ has 1-loss, the quality of competition will be enough to get into the Playoff in most years. If the AAC wanted to get really aggressive (and potentially add more money to the upcoming TV deal), it should look into expanding with BYU & Boise. That would all but guarantee that the G5 Playoff rep will always be from the AAC just like the SEC always gets their champ in today. [/QUOTE]
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