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RE: SMU, Preston Stone and the building of a Group of 5 power
(10-10-2020 11:15 AM)BigHouston Wrote:  This G5 term nonsense placed on the AAC is beyond stupid... With AAC solid results over the years one would think some of these talking heads would've learn by now.

TV talking heads, tone down your pathetic G5 term towards the AAC and do what's right, labeled the AAC Power6 now.
You really should not get your pressure up. You know what this game is. Has the AAC separated itself? Yes. Are you Texas , Clemson, Bama and Ohio State...? No.

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