5 Bold Predictions For 2016 American Athletic Conference Tournament
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The AAC was one of the most exciting conferences in college basketball during the 2015-16 season, and it all comes down to Thursday when the AAC tournament finally begins. With no team in the American considered a “lock” for the 2016 NCAA tournament, winning tournament games will be absolutely necessary for teams to make it to the Big Dance.
Here are five bold predictions for the 2016 American Athletic Conference tournament.
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