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Memphis, Tulane, USF and UTSA to remain in AAC
Memphis, Tulane, USF, UTSA Commit to AAC Amid Pac-12, Conference Realignment Rumors
After reported discussions regarding a potential move to the Pac-12, several AAC schools are remaining members of the conference instead. The AAC announced
Memphis, Tulane and South Florida have decided to remain in the AAC after overtures from new Pac-12
Memphis, Tulane, South Florida and UTSA announced they remain committed to the AAC after receiving overtures from the Pac-12.
Memphis, Tulane, South Florida, UTSA reaffirm commitment to AAC after Pac-12 talks
The schools had seen presentations from the Pac-12 but ultimately felt the league’s uncertainty and travel weren’t enough to leave.
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Pac-12 aiming to add Gonzaga, UNLV, Utah State as part of conference rebuild
Memphis, Tulane, South Florida, UTSA and the American Athletic Conference released a statement that made no mention of the ...
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Pac-12 Conference Adds Two More Schools to List of Desired Expansion Teams: Report
Currently, the Pac-12 has just two teams: the Washington State Cougars and Oregon State Beavers. Following a massive exodus ...
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Report: Utah State to Join Pac-12; UNLV Renews Conversations amid Realignment Rumors
Per ESPN's Pete Thamel, Utah State accepted an invitation from the conference and will be the Pac-12's seventh member ...
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Utah State agrees to join Pac-12, league’s push for Mountain West members continues: Sources
The Mountain West spent the weekend working to get its eight remaining members committed to each other through a grant of ...
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