Another sign of where we are all headed.

AAC andCUSA will also be division less in 2022

Where is the AAC announcement? I missed that

(05-18-2022 03:36 PM)Claw Wrote:  Where is the AAC announcement? I missed that

The AAC hasn't had divisions since UConn left.

Divisions are really awkward with 11 teams, which is what both of those conferences have.

That said, I think the AAC will stay that way.

I'm interested to see what the SBC does. They have natural geographic divisions that break cleanly, but the competitiveness gap makes it practically two different conferences.

(05-18-2022 03:40 PM)ArmoredUpKnight Wrote:  

(05-18-2022 03:36 PM)Claw Wrote:  Where is the AAC announcement? I missed that

The AAC hasn't had divisions since UConn left.

He has been too busy ranting about the Liberty Stadium reno to notice.

(05-18-2022 04:37 PM)parialex Wrote:  Divisions are really awkward with 11 teams, which is what both of those conferences have.

That said, I think the AAC will stay that way.

I'm interested to see what the SBC does. They have natural geographic divisions that break cleanly, but the competitiveness gap makes it practically two different conferences.

I'm pretty sure I read yesterday that Aresco said in an interview we would not use divisions in the future.

Bring on the 3-5-5 I guess. We talked about this before

I'd rather have divisions but the positive is you see the whole conference home and home every 4 years. That will help fan interest a ton across all conferences who do it

Heck Florida State is my other fav school and I live in Ohio. Now I'll have an easy drive to Pittsburgh every 4 years.

We will obviously get South Florida every year. Hoping for uab and a north Carolina team but who knows. Will be exciting to see the announcements and setup

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