Speaking of conference tournaments, Owlsdaily just reported the AAC tourney will remain in Ft. Worth through 2026.
American Conference Tournament 2022
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From the Enquirer:
FORT WORTH, Texas – American Athletic Conference Commissioner Mike Aresco and University of Cincinnati Director of Athletics John Cunningham are working to strike a deal that will allow the university to split from the AAC and join the Big 12 Conference before July 1, 2024.
Aresco said Saturday – he and Cunningham met Friday and are trying to reach a "financial settlement."
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The environment there looks terrible on TV with nobody in the stands. Even though our roster is not where it needs to be we can't get to the Big 12 soon enough.Comment
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They made up for it in the SMU Memphis game. Talk about some bad AAC officiating. That was the worst crew I've seen all year and the announcers righly called it out numerous times.Brent Wyrick
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I had NCAA dreams bouncing around in my head after 20 minutes, but then reality set in. Just an odd season for the Bearcats. They started off strong, and then wobbled woefully down the stretch. Can't wait to see how the new kids perform in the fall.Comment
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Watching Memphis-Houston. That’s a different game with talented athletes on both teams, looks like UC in the old days. Our team this year was like feet in cement compared to this, especially inside.Comment
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If it wasn't the NIT I'm not interested in the other 2 tournaments. I'd rather have Miller focus all his efforts on improving /reworking his current squad. I'm anxious to see if any slots open up to bring in a transfer that can help immediately. Also the remaining players need to begin work immediately on gaining strength and agility. I'm hoping with a normal offseason we can see the improvement that is greatly needed.Comment
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