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RE: The new American Athletic Conference
(09-22-2021 05:37 PM)Atlanta Wrote:  
(09-22-2021 05:31 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  If Aresco can succeed in bringing in the service academies (for the eyeballs) and raiding the MWC (for the football quality), the AAC shouldn't be any worse for the wear when things are all said and done. I know Boise State and San Diego State say they aren't interested now, but if Colorado State and Air Force make the jump, the MWC will be left with only 10 schools and no attractive replacement options (no offense to NMSU or any of the Texas C-USA and Sunbelt schools). If that alone isn't enough to convince Boise and SDSU, you work on UNLV and Fresno. Snag one or both, and SDSU/Boise will have no choice but to jump to the AAC unless the Big 12 comes calling first.

When did Boise & SDSU say they aren't interested?

The SDSU AD said last week that Olympic sports in the AAC were a non starter and there was no viable West coast options to place them..
09-22-2021 05:49 PM
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