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RE: Did The MAC Just Pass the AAC---New MAC Media Agreement
(08-18-2014 03:39 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  Had no idea that words don't mean anything. It says it places the MAC ahead of the other G5 conferences. Are we not a G5 conference? Is ahead different from behind? Yeah, I jumped the gun with a link and a quote. What do you guys have? Zip. Like I said, the thread title is a question. Did they or did they not? The article says they did. We will see.

They could be ahead of the Sun Belt and CUSA and that quote would be accurate.

If they were top dog they would have said so (such as all G5 conferences not other G5 conferences).

In today’s poor excuse for journalism you have to really read to see what they meant. Its all about clicks and that misleading quote will drive traffic more than "MAC TV deal now middle of the G5 road".
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