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Poll: Which of these scenarios would be more likely, in your view?
AAC would add 6 full members (e.g., App St., Buffalo, Louisiana, LTU, Marshall and UAB)
AAC would add 4 full members, 1 FB member, and 1 non-FB (BB/olympic sports member.
The AAC would add 2 full members, 2 FB members (e.g., App. St. & Army/Coastal), & 2 non-FB members (e.g., St. Louis, & Loyola-Chicago)
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McMurphy (Oct. 1): "Anything from two to six more (AAC) schools seems possible."
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RE: McMurphy (Oct. 1): "Anything from two to six more (AAC) schools seems possibl...
Quote:So make Navy become an all sports member. Thats probably the simplest solution.

1. That’s not happening.

2. Navy may be one of the most valuable pieces in the AAC. We aren’t “making them” do anything. Navy knows who’s the boss. They did independent just fine and can again.
10-07-2021 04:06 PM
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