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RE: Can American compete with Big East for Basketball?
(05-22-2018 09:45 PM)stxrunner Wrote:  Maybe we don't catch the big east in that scenario, but that composite and make up of teams includes us ahead of the Pac 12 and right with the rest of the other top conferences in basketball. We go from 'good tweener' to in the group of elite conferences with that move.

That's the goal IMO.

Yea, I get why it gets framed the way it does, but it's not really an AAC vs. the Big East thing as it is the AAC chasing the average performance of "conference 6", whoever that might be in a given year (and so far hasn't actually been the BE). Just get solidly in the pack on an annual basis and you're (relatively) good.
05-23-2018 09:48 AM
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