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RE: AAC at a crossroads: "We’re trying to figure out what our strategy is going ...
(04-16-2021 06:37 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  The only new ground in those comments when they were uttered is the idea of going to 14 is acceptable. And ...that was an option when the AAC was still the Big East.

True, it was an option when the AAC was still the Big East, but it was an option that never went anywhere.

As I see it, the unexpected announcement that an expansion to 14 is being actively considered was a real game-changer, and a sign that the AAC is finally getting serious about pursuing power-conference status.

Even the shift away from being "perfectly happy" with staying at 11 to a strong intention to "get back to 12" was a game-changer.

The only question that remains is whether the conference is willing to both "talk the talk" and "walk the walk." I hope the answer is yes!

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