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Message: [QUOTE="Exit 4, post: 2717232, member: 2268"] Given all that has gone on, I dont see how anyone can be confident a B12 disintegration means a better place for UConn. UConn's geography is a real barrier for the B12 post Oklahoma scenarios. The B12 remnants will be doing what they can to round down our revenue potential to help justify the no vote. The decision makers will be looking for ways to say no to flights to CT and yes to flights to FL. I hope to be wrong. I hope when Texas and Oklahoma leave and Fox/whomever declare a merger of the AAC and B12 remnants is the best path forward. If Oklahoma and somehow Kansas leave, and UT remains, I don't like our odds. I think Cincy, Colorado St (hyper active economic growth & excellent community integration between TX and CO) and the two FL schools are in the lead. I think Memphis totally has the potential to pull a Louisville as well regardless of academics. [/QUOTE]