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Update On Future American Conference Tournament Sites
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[QUOTE="Drew, post: 2112448, member: 3723"] ESPN has an article from Andy Katz on Wichita/AAC and there's an interesting tidbit at the bottom surrounding the American Conference Tournament in future years: [URL="http://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/18983243/american-athletic-conference-make-decision-adding-wichita-sate-shockers"]Source: AAC decision on Wichita St. pending[/URL] [I]"Meanwhile, the AAC is also making a decision on the future home of its men's and women's basketball tournaments. The women's tournament will return to the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut, next season and likely for the foreseeable future, according to a source. The men's tournament will be in Orlando in 2018, and the league is looking at Orlando being an anchor site that gets a set number of years in a rotation. The other candidates being discussed for the rotation include Hartford, Connecticut -- which has hosted two of the past three seasons -- and Tulsa, Oklahoma, which just hosted the first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament and boasts at least five schools within driving distance."[/I] Personally- I'd love to see it in Dallas, but I can understand it in Tulsa. Could be convinced on NOLA but not totally sold on that as an option yet and I think Orlando is just meh. [/QUOTE]
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