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RE: Matt Brown drops realignment bombshell
(10-08-2021 03:18 PM)HERDDDDD Wrote:  UAB, Charlotte, UTSA, Marshall to AAC. Matt Browns Twitter BEST “educated guess”. If you know Matt he is very connected and knowledgeable, he knows something to be posting this. It’s probably gonna be announced this weekend.

He also had an educated guess that CSU and AFA were done deals with the AAC...

I guess if he just keeps talking he will eventually land on the right number. The question is when does he run out of money to keep pulling that lever?

Dude is clueless and has no idea what's going on.
10-09-2021 10:29 AM
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RE: Matt Brown drops realignment bombshell - ericsaid - 10-09-2021 10:29 AM



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