You could very well be correct with your assessment of how this turns out going forward.

My point is that Temple paid some exit fees to secure their release from the A-10, and moved on to the AAC (thinking that was an upward move, but admittedly predicated on the "football is king" mentality).
Whether you are in the MAC or AAC, the schools you mention are in leagues now that are moving toward 9-game schedules and only have so much room for OOC games.
Since the Big Ten issued an edict of no more FCS OOC games, that may make it more likkly that Temple can schedule them for one of their 3 OOC games in future years.
I would think Pitt and Syracuse would schedule them. I'm not sure they get into that many "turf wars" over recruiting to shun Temple.