Conference Realignment: Wichita State looks likely to join the AAC

Huuuuuuuuuump Daaaaaaaaay! This has been out there for a few weeks, but it looks like it is really starting to pick up steam. Wichita State looks all but set to leave the MVC for the AAC, kicking off what could be a fresh round of conference realignment.

UConn fans are particularly just thrilled at this revelation.

Wouldn’t it just be grand if Wichita State made the move, Gregg Marshall took a better job, and then UConn bolted for the Big East. You go, Mike Aresco!

And now, the "news."

Wichita State's possibility to join the American Athletic Conference grows more likely | The Wichita Eagle
Wichita State could give the American Athletic Conference a 12th basketball school. The Shockers have been Missouri Valley Conference members since 1945.

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Josh Hart says Villanova 'gave everything we could'
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The 2016-17 ACC was propped up all year as potentially one of the best conferences of all time. It proved last week that it isn’t even the best conference of this season.