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A Dime Back: Firing Kevin Ollie Will Not Fix UConn’s Biggest Problem
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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2578904, member: 1414"] An important aspect that people overlook. There aren't enough teams in the current P5 to pull this off. The basketball tournament wouldn't work and too many state university systems would be left on the side of the road. So before this happens, there will be expansion. Either the existing 5 will grow or a sixth will be added or some combination of that. UConn (and honestly the whole league of the AAC) is doing what it can to position itself for a seat at the table when this happens. ND might be forced to join the ACC to come along. Who knows what will happen? Or when? But I believe that school without D1 football has chosen permanent relegation to the sidelines. Moving to the NBE would be accepting that fate. [/QUOTE]
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