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Predicting The AAC Seeds In NCAA Tournament
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[QUOTE="Scrutineer, post: 3082939, member: 8240"] Not good to hear that same old song played on national broadcasts, but the AAC has played itself into that narrative with poor showings in the tournament outside of 2013 and 2014. If we have three or four teams advance to the second round (third for Temple) and get two in the Sweet Sixteen you'll be hearing, "sure looks as if the AAC is a conference on the rise. Put together when the Big East broke up, the AAC is a blend of schools that have hired excellent coaches and may be on the cusp of returning to the days when UConn won its fourth National Championship in the league's second year." [/QUOTE]
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