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[QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 4077962, member: 1559"] Bottom line? Right now, UConn is in the best situation possible: Independent in football and Big East for other sports. There is no way we could have remained in the AAC knowing what we know now and UConn was not getting a Big 12 invite. You have to give credit to Benedict for reading the conference realignment tea leaves and acting proactively. Long term, I think UConn will end up in a top conference, but football needs to recover and become competitive. The primary rule of conference realignment is that it is never over. [/QUOTE]
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