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RE: Miami Beach Bowl headed to Frisco, TX
(04-21-2017 06:05 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  
(04-21-2017 05:31 PM)Kittonhead Wrote:  Disappointing in some ways as Miami is a great destination.

Aresco's dreams of a tweener AAC football conference that is comparable to a P5 have been dashed.

And the idea the AAC was equivalent to the Big East has been dashed when they had to add Wichita State to prop up the basketball conference.

So far not so good.

You do realize that your team could be in the Frisco Bowl right? The Belch is opponent in 17 and 19, but the Maction is the opponent in 18. I'd be happy if it's a permanent Maction vs Belch game.
jeez, who cares? they're all irrelevant except the NY6 and a handful. Miami Beach Bowl was irrelevant too.

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