Well Cincinnati was beaten by UCLA......so goes the AAC presence

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

in the big dance. :-/

 

[UCFBS]

I haven't checked beyond the NCAA and NIT, but is there any AAC presence in anything else? Or is it just us now?

 

[Miltonian]

I haven't checked beyond the NCAA and NIT, but is there any AAC presence in anything else? Or is it just us now?

Just us

 

[Poolside Knight]

 

[UCFProf]

I haven't checked beyond the NCAA and NIT, but is there any AAC presence in anything else? Or is it just us now?

No AAC teams in the CBI and CIT, both high-fee, low-stature tourneys. Clearly, Memphis or perhaps UConn could have gotten in but didn't want to waste the money.
UCF is the last AAC survivor. If it's any consolation, the most overrated conference of all time, the ACC, had only 1 of its 8 NCAA tourney schools and 1 of its 3 NIT schools has survived through the second round.

 

[SkiDog291]

They let it go in the 2nd...I was really hoping they'd beat a very good UCLA team.

 

[UCFProf]

And now we're one win from The Garden.