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RE: American conference headquarters
I know why the AAC is in Providence, but it is still bizarre that any conference would have a headquarters in a state that doesn't have a single university or program in it. It is literally forcing every other school to travel to a non-central location.

SEC is in Birmingham. B1G is in Rosemont, Illinois. ACC is in Greensboro. PAC is in San Francisco. Big 12 is in Irving. Big East is in New York City. A10 is in Virginia.

It would make sense for the AAC HQ to be in either Memphis or Dallas. Orlando would be the third option.
02-28-2018 10:50 AM
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