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RE: Ranking criteria for potential AAC candidates
(06-30-2019 10:02 AM)Big Frog II Wrote:  Who does ESPN think is the best candidate. That is the bottom line.

Big lesson to be learned by what the Big East did and what the AAC must face; a lesson about control.

The Big East wanted UConn. It didn’t need them. So, if the AAC is going to listen to ESPN rather than pursuing what might actually make it better regardless?

I don’t disagree that the AAC will just listen to ESPN. But, we may as well start the countdown for the B12-AAC scraps merger now.
06-30-2019 11:52 AM
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