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[QUOTE="LwrcasefaN, post: 4293053, member: 11185"] Perhaps it will cause a further expansion of the talent to some of the schools on the cusp of taking a step towards national consistency. Some of these "mid-majors" looked very competitive. I would say that the BE is the conference benefiting the most from the portal talent push. They made noise in the tournament and this was after some of their teams barely made the cut. It's also a better environment if you're rebuilding from scratch like Syracuse or Minnesota. Not sure why AAU coaches in particular would have a dog in this fight. [/QUOTE]
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