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That would crush AAC Football. ESPN loses the easy money filler programming they abused for so long.UCF and Houston would probably be the first 2 replacements.
That would crush AAC Football. ESPN loses the easy money filler programming they abused for so long.UCF and Houston would probably be the first 2 replacements.
Tulane? Hell no.Houston is obvious. West Virginia would push like hell to get Cincy and Memphis in, and both would make sense given the market size both of those teams would bring.
Last spot would either go to Tulane for the New Orleans market + geographical continuity or one of the Florida teams for those markets.
Either way, as @Fishy said, this is the end of the AAC.
AAC is still higher on the food chain than C-USA. Why not just raid them again?This would be the end of the American.
Kansas would never join the Big East and honestly the Big 10 is good enough to not need Kansas in basketball. I think they get stuckI will follow-up on this: as much as this outcome would be awesome, have to wonder if the Big 10 would step in and take the two remaining AAU schools from the Big XII: Kansas and Iowa State.
Either way, it is nice not have this have any significant consequence to UConn. At worst, nothing happens. At best, the conference improves / UConn gets to regularly play better teams.
AAC is still higher on the food chain than C-USA. Why not just raid them again?
Um. Yes. Yes, we bother.
I will follow-up on this: as much as this outcome would be awesome, have to wonder if the Big 10 would step in and take the two remaining AAU schools from the Big XII: Kansas and Iowa State.
Either way, it is nice not have this have any significant consequence to UConn. At worst, nothing happens. At best, the conference improves / UConn gets to regularly play better teams.
I feel like our conference luck is like this:I fail to see how this may not be of consequence to UConn. Rule 1 of conference realignment...
We don't want any part of this.
It will be of consequence to UConn but I believe it will be a net-positive for us when all the dominoes fall.I fail to see how this may not be of consequence to UConn. Rule 1 of conference realignment...
That looks like an even worse map of the AAC. I know it would include the current B12 schools and not be all of these, but yikes!
Agree. The fact that this apparently got as far as it did in the preliminary stage without any report then followed up by these non-committal statements from UT and OU means this one ain't some internet rumor.Was listening to the Paul Finebaum show and he had the guy on who broke the story. It really sounds like this is legit. Not some click bait story.