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Re: Teams to Replace UH, Cincinnati, and UCF?

PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2021 3:10 pm
by SMU_Alum11
deepellumfrog wrote:So nobody thinks the Mountain West is a good option? I enjoyed my trips to Wyoming San Diego and Colorado when we were in that conference


SMU moving to the MWC that has placed an overwhelming amount of their revenue to Boise state would be incredibly dumb. It would be better for us to poach and put BSU to some sort of reality that they aren't that great.

Re: Teams to Replace UH, Cincinnati, and UCF?

PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2021 4:36 pm
by Hoofprint
They're a hell of a lot better than Waco

Re: Teams to Replace UH, Cincinnati, and UCF?

PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2021 9:18 pm
by Mustangs_Maroons
mustangxc wrote:hiphopfroggy was suggesitng the AAC add Rice and Texas State. I disagree but based on what hiphopfroggy posted it is clear hiphopfroggy values a regional league and academics.


Huh? How does adding tx state value academics. You can’t mix Texas state with Rice and still value academics. Plus I don’t think the froggies put too much attention to that otherwise they would want SMU instead of the other three schools.

Re: Teams to Replace UH, Cincinnati, and UCF?

PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2021 9:32 pm
by WordUpBU
First off, I'd rather have SMU join us than UH but nobody asked me.

That said the AAC needs the best football programs and brands available.

Make a run at Boise and whoever you have to take to get them. Easily the best property out there and since the MWC is with FOX/CBS and not ESPN you might see ESPN and Boise motivated to reunite. Boise sued the MWC about the deal and really values ESPN exposure. Is it enough to bolt? You have to find out.

If they come you probably need SDSU as your next best and then AFA. If going west for any other additions I could see CSU as a companion team but nothing more. They built a nice stadium but did nothing athletically for most of the past 20 years.

I think Boise will stay put and getting some combo of Eastern schools is more likely unless ESPN backs up the money truck to get Blue Mountain State back in their late night tv windows.