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RE: Greg Marshall under internal investigation
(10-30-2020 11:30 AM)huskiesnyc Wrote:  Who's to say Mike Aresco hasn't already tried to get Dayton or VCU? Both those schools have a good thing going and unless the financial incentive is big, why give up their conference rivalries and take on increased travel costs? I honestly have no idea how much more money a basketball only AAC school like WSU makes than the A-10. Anyone know?
Dayton has no real rivals in the A10. Their big rival is Xavier, but XU won't play them anymore. Cincinnati would immediately jump up to the biggest rival on their schedule as part of the AAC because of vacinity.

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