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RE: UConn future scheduling, or lack thereof.
(06-04-2020 10:52 PM)esayem Wrote:  For comparison's sake, let's look at where the teams discussed were before the most recent realignment.

Big East Teams in a Power Conference:

Providence
UConn
St. John's
Seton Hall
Villanova
Georgetown
DePaul
Marquette


AAC teams in a Power Conference:

Cincinnati
USF

I think it's pretty clear why the Big East is still considered a power conference.

flip side is Memphis came from CUSA with a TV deal paying 1 million per year to the AAC which will now pay ~6.94 million per year...even if it's not "Power 5" it still puts us in a conference with way more money, better competition, and better TV exposure.

it's not an accident that teams like Memphis, Houston, and UCF weren't ever able to sniff the Cotton/Peach/Fiesta Bowls in CUSA but suddenly start winning in the AAC.
06-28-2020 07:51 PM
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