It's too early for a move like this because BYU still has a chance at the P5 table.

But, once the B1G and SEC are making $40 million per year and we give up on joining that club, I'd like to see BYU involved in a western expansion of the AAC

If the expansion includes Boise St., Air Force, San Diego St., and perhaps Fresno, CSU, and/or UNLV. Plus, Army (to get all three service academies, so that you're assured to play at least one academy each season).

4 or 5 games against the west; 3 or 4 games against current AAC teams (plus Navy or Army). 4 OOC games against PAC 12, SEC, ACC, etc.

Bowl destinations to include:
- NY6 (the new AAC champ would be the clear frontrunner for the G5 spot)
- Las Vegas
- Poinsettia
- Tuscon
- Hawaii
- Austin
- Armed Forces
etc.

For basketball and other Olympic sports, you play home-home against the western division (8-10 games) and then host 4 or 5 and a couple of road trips for 4 or 5 games against current AAC opponents.

You get the benefit of the MWC regionality without the dregs and the nationwide-ness and East Coast bias that the current AAC provides.

That's some decent lemonade.