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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?
(04-18-2017 08:52 AM)CliftonAve Wrote:  Anyone else find it hilarious that the ones in this thread telling UC, UConn and Memphis they are not any good are a Rutgers fan and an NC State fan?

Yes. This is some of the crazies ish I've seen in a while. I check in once a day because I amazed that some people are so adamant about downplaying the AAC 's bball status after a couple of down seasons and obvious horrible seeding . 07-coffee3
04-18-2017 11:15 AM
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