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RE: 10 years from now, do you think the AAC will be recognized as a “Power” conference?
(02-01-2020 03:03 PM)texoma Wrote:  
(02-01-2020 01:21 PM)Garrettabc Wrote:  If the Big12 does not get picked apart, then they would still be a “Power” conference or whatever the term is in that day. If the best schools are picked off, I think the AAC would be in a better position to pick who they want of the remaining schools that would likely consist of KSU, ISU, TTU, Baylor, TCU, WVU. I think the MWC would be in more danger, than the AAC. Besides ESPN is going to want to protect their property, which could see a pay bump and contract extension during that time.

You got that backwards. The remaining Big12 teams will pick who they want from the AAC and the MWC

Yes and the XII lest we forget is legally defined as an autonomy conference.

They may have to circle the wagons and limit the new additions to retain a decent per school TV value however. Keep expansion back to 10 with UC, UH, UM and UCF.

They could stay within a standard deviation of ACC money with all that basketball power.
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