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Poll: Which of these schools should the AAC consider adding? YOU MAY VOTE FOR MORE THAN ONE OPTION.
Army
Arkansas State
Ball State
Buffalo
Georgia Southern
Louisiana (ULL)
Marshall
Miami (OH)
North Dakota State (FCS to FBS)
Ohio University
University of Toledo
UMass or UConn (FB)
Western Michigan
Both Appalachian St. & VCU
Both Coastal Carolina & Dayton
Other (specific in comments)
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Army, Louisiana, Buffalo, ASU, NDSU, & the other schools that the AAC should consider
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RE: Army, Louisiana, Buffalo, ASU, NDSU, & the other schools that the AAC should c...
(10-02-2021 08:12 AM)seaking4steel Wrote:  App. Marshall, UAB, Georgia State.

These are the four all sports schools that make the most sense to me. Maybe Rice too. I would take four of those five and call it a day.
10-04-2021 02:09 PM
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