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Is the AAC a 'Power Conference' at least in basketball now w/t addition of WSU?
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RE: Is the AAC a 'Power Conference' at least in basketball now w/t addition of WSU?
For the record I voted no. I think that just adding WSU is going to lead to cannibalization among the AAC programs with a chance at getting a bid, and IMO will eventually lead to Marshall bailing on WSU first decent chance he gets.

The AAC's problem isn't that the top of the conference wasn't good enough.....it's the fact that the rest of the conference was that damn bad. For all the good this does to the top of the conference it makes the bottom that much worse.
04-09-2017 12:59 AM
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