(06-24-2019 01:28 PM)PSCNiner Wrote:  

(06-24-2019 12:46 PM)hoppy785 Wrote:  To the people saying markets.... it won't be the number 1 factor. It might have been when AAC formed but it has been proven by none other than us that markets mean squat. AAC is all about that P6 brand which in my opinion means name brand, tradition, competitiveness and attendence will be the main concerns. Upstarts and commuter schools would tarnish the P6 line so bad. ODU, Charlotte, FAU and FIU don't have a chance in my opinion. Honestly I doubt anyone from our conference has much of a chance. They will stay where they are until they lose Cincinnati or UCF one day.

Some of you guys lack of knowledge on history and also how these decisions are made is shocking. Charlotte has been a long term successful conference mate with every team in the aac except Wichita state and we are now in a much stronger situation as a university than we were then, with more students and much more money. We would literally be in the aac already if we had started football 5 years earlier. 100%, without a doubt. Some of yall are going to be so pissed when Charlotte gets the AAC slot.

You're not competitive in CUSA, let alone AAC. Maybe you'd get in if you're school didn't screw up athletics so bad for the last 10 years, since you do have a great market. As it is now, you won't get in. You really think AAC is going to invite in Charlotte then with a straight face roll out their P6 banner on ESPN and say look how strong our conference just got with this team. Nah.