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[QUOTE="Puppy Love, post: 2612431, member: 8101"] I think it will take longer for the AAC to 'get there' in the same way the Big East did, partly because it is harder today for schools to find really good regional players that fly under the radar. The early Huskies were built on regional recruits. It just isn't as likely that SMU will find a local kid that Baylor/Texas/Texas Tech doesn't take. USF is the exception because it has a location draw that is particularly great for international players. [/QUOTE]
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