My thought this afternoon is it’ll end as a win-win. A win for the 3 and the conference will get a win.

It’ll play out as a hard fought battle. The 3 will pay money but it’ll be characterized as a hard nosed negotiation.

My opinion. Now that the AAC has released their schedule

(02-19-2022 01:38 PM)BamaCajun Wrote:  But, herr messenger, please deliver a full copy of the cdoa by-laws so we can all be so informed. It could be fun.

You know who does have a full copy? 3 schools who are insisting in no uncertain terms that they’re leaving, and a league office whose only response so far has been releasing a schedule and a couple of strongly-worded press statements.

Pardon my skepticism re: the CUSA office playing an eventually victorious long game full of strategic complexities and traps given its history of…well, everything other freaking thing it’s done in the past decade.