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RE: Boise St looking to move on from MWC
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The American Athletic Conference has discussed adding Boise State as a 12th football member, sources tell CBS Sports. Documents obtained by CBS Sports also indicate these conversations have taken place.

A potential move by Boise State could destabilize the Mountain West and strengthen the AAC's access to the College Football Playoff whether or not the field expands beyond four teams in the future.

Boise State has not yet moved because it has failed to find a geographically-desirable conference as a home for its other sports. The AAC would accept Boise State as a football-only member. The league has been playing with 11 football teams since UConn left last year.

Boise State had been in discussions with the American earlier this year about a move, sources tell CBS Sports. The talks heated up again this fall.
12-21-2020 11:10 PM
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