Jul 26, 2021
8:57:04am
8:57:04am
Of course the AAC wants it to go that direction. Reality is the best of the AAC
will join whatever remains of the B12.
Why would schools like Houston, Cincinnati, and UCF cling to schools like ECU, Temple, and Tulane when they don't have to?
The remainder of the B12 will be looking to keep their financial hit to a minimum. Such a calculation does not include partnering with bottom tier AAC schools.
Why would schools like Houston, Cincinnati, and UCF cling to schools like ECU, Temple, and Tulane when they don't have to?
The remainder of the B12 will be looking to keep their financial hit to a minimum. Such a calculation does not include partnering with bottom tier AAC schools.
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