It's no secret that the AAC can't find a suitable 12th member. They desire a program that will add strength to their conference, both financially and in perception. The CFP could be expanding without the AAC's inclusion as a power member. Under these circumstances, I wonder if the AAC might just settle for the cash....

With no options that live up to their criteria, could the AAC basically sell their 12th spot to whichever university was willing to pay the most money? And if so, what realistic price could the conference expect?