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RE: American conference headquarters
(02-28-2018 05:21 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  
(02-28-2018 12:08 PM)McKinney Wrote:  Kind of OT, maybe a bad take, but if all these AAC members wanted to be with their CUSA friends and move the HQ to Dallas, why not just stay in CUSA? Lured by the idea of joining an AQ conference before BCS was officially over? I'm genuinely curious.

Simply put—The conference the first group of CUSA defectors joined bears little resemblance to the current AAC. Declining that invitation would have been crazy.

Yea, but the current conference including Navy, WSU, Temple, UCONN, Cincy, and USF is a heck of a lot better than staying in CUSA 2.0
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