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RE: The American should abolish divisions.
(07-07-2017 11:41 AM)YNot Wrote:  With the expanded AAC, I would do whatever it takes to affiliate with a bowl in the new Las Vegas NFL stadium and get the best opponent available, even if means the opponents gets a substantially better payout. Turn that to the AAC's anchor bowl.

Also, do whatever it takes to get at least a mini-conference challenge for basketball against one of the power conferences.

With 18, it may be possible to get a challenge with the Big East where each Big East school gets 2 AAC challenge games. That means every year, 2 AAC schools will get 2 Big East games.
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