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RE: Boise St looking to move on from MWC
(12-21-2020 06:25 PM)bill dazzle Wrote:  Could we see the AAC attempt to add Boise, Air Force and Colorado State in all sports to go to 14 football and 14 basketball programs?

East Division

Temple
ECU
UCF
USF
Cincinnati
Memphis
Tulane


West Division

Houston
SMU
Tulsa
Navy/Wichita
Air Force
Boise
Colorado State

Would depend on if ESPN wants to foot the bill, those extra 2 teams drive the per team payout down a lot. Not only do they have to offset the TV payout, but also NCAA Basketball credits, and CFP distribution. Are Air Force and Colorado State/San Diego State worth about a combined 25million per year to control.
12-21-2020 06:53 PM
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