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SEC/B12 Challenge (AAC Involvement)

hmmm, espn 'owns' aac AND sec. what if down the road, the two were, dare I say it, combined? nah, that's just crazy talk...or is it? (full disclosure; sec is my favorite conference not named aac).

I wouldn't mind a relegation system -- winner of the AAC goes up to the SEC the next year and SEC bottom feeder goes to AAC. We could replace Vanderbilt in the SEC.
 
From earlier this year: Three ranked SEC teams sitting out Big 12/SEC Challenge

With the SEC containing 14 members and the Big 12 just 10, four SEC programs have to sit out the Challenge and play each other instead. The four SEC teams missing out are the same four that missed out a year ago, with the quartet being determined by the league's 2016-17 standings.

Two years ago, Auburn (7-11), Mississippi State (6-12), LSU (2-16) and Missouri (2-16) finished 11th through 14th in the conference race. The final four teams in this season's SEC standings will miss out on the Big 12/SEC Challenges in 2020 and 2021.


Bottom four in 2017-18 and the teams that AAC will likely face next year: South Carolina, Georgia, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss

Bottom four in 2018-19: Texas A&M, Missouri, Georgia, Vanderbilt
 
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Bottom four in 2017-18 and the teams that AAC will likely face next year: South Carolina, Georgia, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss

Frank Martin, Tom Crean, Jerry Stackhouse and Kermit Davis are 4 fun coaches. Sign me up for any of them!
 
Apparently ESPN/SEC have selected Memphis to play Georgia in one of the 4 games.
 
Yeah it sounds like ESPN is picking the American teams, not the league office.
 
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Down year or up year, one would think we are a big enough brand nationally let alone in this league to be involved.
 

But no confirmation its part of the event right? Rothstein typically notes home and homes in his tweet
 
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This... is embarrassing


Did I read somewhere that Tulsa is floundering financially? Like, the whole school, not just the athletic department.
 
Did I read somewhere that Tulsa is floundering financially? Like, the whole school, not just the athletic department.

Yes, I posted the link. Huge financial trouble. They cut 40% of all departments and majors. The accreditor told them they are bleeding badly in sports and endangering the whole school.
 
Yes, I posted the link. Huge financial trouble. They cut 40% of all departments and majors. The accreditor told them they are bleeding badly in sports and endangering the whole school.

Possibly the worst AAC add
 
Possibly the worst AAC add

You may see more of this in the future. Only the top privates are immune. Some of the state schools are going to devolve as well, maybe some directionals or secondary state schools.
 
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So if we lose Tulsa, do we bother to replace them.

Does the new ESPN agreement have a renegotiation clause in the even that any schools are lost, or only key schools?
 
So if we lose Tulsa, do we bother to replace them.

Does the new ESPN agreement have a renegotiation clause in the even that any schools are lost, or only key schools?
The statement said there’s a clause I’m sure losing anyone can give them the opportunity to renegotiate
 
So if we lose Tulsa, do we bother to replace them.

Does the new ESPN agreement have a renegotiation clause in the even that any schools are lost, or only key schools?
Is it even possible to lose a school?
 
Tulsa has an endowment of over 1 billion dollars for 4000 students. Also read that the courses that will be cut will affect only 6% of the students.
 
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