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RE: Boise St looking to move on from MWC
Let's reverse the "Boise to AAC" hypothetical situation and say Cincinnati is showing interesting in the Mountain West.

Does the MWC want UC? My take: Yes. Now (and to be fair), that is an odd hypothetical.

And, admittedly, as a UC fan (and as a major appreciator of the city of Cincinnati), I admit I'm biased when I note that the MWC would almost certainly want UC for many reasons (including the overall prestige it would bring to the league). But the point is simple: Boise brings a certain cache that a conference such as the AAC would have to at least consider as an appeal.

It's not easy to have "sexy/cache" if you're a G5. The list of G5 league members is limited. Memphis (hoops/musical city, rather big fan base), Cincy (endowment, academics, hoops/football) (and, yes, I listed the two G5s I like first ... sorry — not really), UNLV, Air Force, BYU, Army, Navy, AppState, Houston, SMU, Temple, Boise (football), Marshall (football), San Diego State (city and football/hoops combo) offer that level of cache and sexiness (not to a P5 league looking to expand but, in theory, to other G5 leagues).
12-23-2020 06:53 PM
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