From the Orlando Sentinel today,
"This includes pushing a Power 6 narrative – a strategic initiative put together by officials to showcase the strength of the league and its member schools – showing how the conference deserves to be included in the other autonomous conferences like the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC.
The league has been holding off on such a public push until the end of conference realignment.
Aresco said he spoke to the league members by telephone Tuesday morning and despite what some might think, those conversations went well.
“It hasn’t been awkward talking with them. It’s never been awkward,” he said. “The reason I think it hasn’t been awkward is because we’ve all tried to be sensitive to each other. I’ve tried to empathize with our membership. I understand what they’re going through. I would be going through the same sort of thing if I was in their position. We’ve always had an open dialogue.
The discussions turned to the future – The current TV contract is up in a few years but Aresco said he may reach out to the league’s network partners to discuss a new deal with the hope being to provide more revenue for the AAC’s members."
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/co...story.html