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Volume 23 No. 29
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Making a Power move: AAC has a seat at the table

With the unique circumstances of the 2020 season, Commissioner Mike Aresco says AAC gets chance to show it belongs ‘in that room.’
By Michael Smith
August 31, 2020
No. 21 UCF and Houston get a chance this season to show the AAC is one of the nation’s power leagues. Photo: getty images Mike Aresco finally got his wish, sort of. Aresco, the AAC commissioner, has lobbied for years for the league’s inclusion with the other Power Five conferenc...

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