No wonder! Frazier has been yelping about a G5 only playoff for the past two years. He's totally thrown in the towel. Although the MAC has produced some respectable programs, NIU and most recently Western MI, still the MAC would have difficulty promoting a P6 stance. Instead of gleaning satisfaction over UCF's stunning season and National title claims, he chooses to knock UCF and the AAC. Aresco wants to lift up the AAC, while Frazier wants to drag down the AAC. As far as I'm concerned, he can shove it! People are working too hard to garner a bigger pay day come contract time. That deal will speak volumes about the distance between the AAC and the rest of the G5.
Here's what Frazier said about the G5 two years ago. Gotta hand it to him, he's consistent and predictable:
"There is absolutely no ability for us (teams in the Group of Five) to be in that national title conversation," Frazier told ESPN's McMurphy. "That's just reality. Anyone that says we can: that's a flat-out lie."
Although it can be debated by the talking heads and fake news media, UCF's body slam over Auburn coupled with a perfect 13-0 season and an AAC championship, put them in the National title conversation. Let's be honest, if UCONN pulled this off, the bell tower would be ringing loudly in Storrs CT!
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