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RE: Bob Stoops was smart to stay away from Cleveland Browns
(02-13-2014 11:54 AM)mlb Wrote:  Yes, for Cincinnati the AAC is a step back. For Tulsa, it is a huge step up. No question. Of course UC wants back into the power club.

As I have stated many times on this board, AAC is a lateral transfer for Tulsa, going from one NonBCS conference to another. Here, I am in agreement with the TCU Football Coach's observation when TCU left CUSA for MWC..."If BCS status is not achieved, then it (MWC) is a lateral transfer."
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