AAC vs. Big 12

[flsportsfan83]

That's why I ended it with this year.. meh we have 3 ranked teams and 2 others receiving votes.. we also have 8 bowl eligible teams. The PAC12 was extremely top heavy and teams like Oregon, Arizona, Arizona St, Cal, and the like under performed this year. You subtract Stanford and there isn't really an argument.

So you want to subtract their best team to make your argument valid?

They have 10 bowl eligible teams.

 

IF you subtract Houston from the AAC that would make us much worse too.

 

[BDYZR]

AAC is strong now, but for how long?  The game is rigged.  When pee 5 schools are getting 20 million annually or more for TV, and the AAC schools are  getting 2 million, how long can we keep up?  And they are now saying they don't even want to schedule us.  Ruining the game if you ask me.  Thanks a lot, espn.

I don't know, but that's why I said five to ten years of CONSISTENT top 25's.

Here's a question to ponder... Let's say that the AAC does in fact have three or four teams ranked every year. Is it better that those three or four teams are the same every year, or a combination of all the teams in the AAC?

Edited December 11, 2015 by BDYZR

[Apis Bull]

I don't know, but that's why I said five to ten years of CONSISTENT top 25's.

You're right.  If Boise State had our market, they'd be in a P5 right now.

[Sellular1]

I don't know, but that's why I said five to ten years of CONSISTENT top 25's.

must be awesome to live in your world where every day is sunshine and unicorns...  I'm so jealous.  

[Roaming Bull]

Pac12=name recognition 

AAC= do you mean ACC, oh wait those tier 2 schools. 

P5 don't have to ball out every year. A lot of weight is given to their names.

[BDYZR]

must be awesome to live in your world where every day is sunshine and unicorns...  I'm so jealous.  

Not sure where that comes from, or why?

[BDYZR]

Pac12=name recognition 

AAC= do you mean ACC, oh wait those tier 2 schools. 

P5 don't have to ball out every year. A lot of weight is given to their names.

No argument there.

We started a company in 2009 with three guys working from home. Now we own our own office space with 10 employees, licensed in 18 states, and working with some of the largest contractors east of the Mississippi. They know our name by the product we put into the market.

[Roaming Bull]

Texas 

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Tulsa co-OC Sterlin Gilbert has turned down 3-year deal to become Texas’ OC sources told @ESPN

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[raptorcj]

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Tulsa co-OC Sterlin Gilbert has turned down 3-year deal to become Texas’ OC sources told @ESPN

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Wow, must be more to that decision than meets the eye. Seems like a no-brainer decision otherwise--get PAID!!

[Roaming Bull]

Wow, must be more to that decision than meets the eye. Seems like a no-brainer decision otherwise--get PAID!!

Lots of negative views of Strong.  Most people seem to think he will be gone pretty soon. Why make a commitment to a lost regime?