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Message: [QUOTE="Husky25, post: 2957253, member: 2839"] It's actually an extrapolation, but be that as it may... With all due respect, there is far better chance that Hurley [I]will to be told[/I] in what conference UConn will be playing in come 2025, rather than the powers-that-be seek his opinion. Don't think so? Ask a 3x (and then defending) National Championship and Hall of Fame head coach how much influence/input he had during the last major shift. Also, if Hurley approaches those accomplishments over the course of his initial contract term, the school will attempt to extend him before the final season. They will not allow him to become a lame duck. Recruits are sort of fickle that way. Finally, If Hurley were to accomplish the above, I really doubt what occurred in 2016 under a different coach will play a role in extension negotiations taking place in 2022 or '23. [/QUOTE]