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Sources: C-USA Will Ask AAC to Consider a Reorganizing of Both Conferences
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RE: Sources: C-USA Will Ask AAC to Consider a Reorganizing of Both Conferences
In all fairness, these would be a pretty good setup, as listed in the article.

"The western conference would include SMU, North Texas, Rice, UTEP, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, Louisiana Tech, Wichita State, UAB, Memphis and UTSA."

The eastern conference would feature East Carolina, Charlotte, Old Dominion, Temple, Marshall, FAU, FIU, South Florida, Middle Tennessee, Western Kentucky and two potential new additions. (Coastal Carolina, App State?)

No way the AAC schools ever go for this, though. They'll laugh and just grab their choice of 1-4 teams and move on.
10-12-2021 02:01 PM
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