Saw this on another message board and found it funny.
On to the 2020 Season
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It is hilarious.
But just remember first it was ignored, then laughed at, now its entered the public consciousness enough to get a "vague" satirical reference that is only understandable if you know what the p6/UCF natty is. That alone is a sign of success.
We were better in the Massey composite last year than the ACC and we had a horrible UConn dragging us down. With out UConn we would have been close to the PAC. With the Big and PAC out this year this is a big exposure moment for the AAC.
IF the season is played and the AAC has a year like last year the attention will change the perception further as most people don't know about the AAC being better than the ACC last year. It also means that going into what will hopefully be a "normal" season 2021 the conference will have a year where they will be able to prove they belong and people will be watching to see.
But just remember first it was ignored, then laughed at, now its entered the public consciousness enough to get a "vague" satirical reference that is only understandable if you know what the p6/UCF natty is. That alone is a sign of success.
We were better in the Massey composite last year than the ACC and we had a horrible UConn dragging us down. With out UConn we would have been close to the PAC. With the Big and PAC out this year this is a big exposure moment for the AAC.
IF the season is played and the AAC has a year like last year the attention will change the perception further as most people don't know about the AAC being better than the ACC last year. It also means that going into what will hopefully be a "normal" season 2021 the conference will have a year where they will be able to prove they belong and people will be watching to see.
Spot on analysis TU4ever2. Love all of the subtle references to Texas, UCF, and our conferences (seemingly effective) pandering. The door is as open as it will ever be. Time to step through it... Hilarious and completely accurate depiction.
