Based on the math UConn has two options:

[gibhunter]

1) Wait 2-3 years and see how conference realignment shakes out. If we get invited, great.

2) Wait 2-3 years and see how conference realignment shakes out. If we don't get invited, negotiate with the C7 for invitation with the condition being that UConn drops football.

Men and women soccer teams would appreciate full time use of the football facility and dropping to D1 wouldn't be feasable with no stadium on campus.

 

[DSquiz]

Option 3: Stop being an idiot

 

[RegisteredUconn]

1) Wait 2-3 years and see how conference realignment shakes out. If we get invited, great.

2) Wait 2-3 years and see how conference realignment shakes out. If we don't get invited, negotiate with the C7 for invitation with the condition being that UConn drops football.

Men and women soccer teams would appreciate full time use of the football facility and dropping to D1 wouldn't be feasable with no stadium on campus.

How is that math based?

 

[ElGuapo]

How is that math based?

It was a typo.

OP meant 'meth'

 

[scdono]

Option 3: Stop being an idiot

I'm sorry this reply almost made me spit up my lunch

 

[Husky68]

If Uconn joins the C7 would all of them also need to drop football?

 

[superjohn]

This gibhunter tool is a troll, don't feed the troll.

 

[CL82]

1) Wait 2-3 years and see how conference realignment shakes out. If we get invited, great.

2) Wait 2-3 years and see how conference realignment shakes out. If we don't get invited, negotiate with the C7 for invitation with the condition being that UConn drops football.

Men and women soccer teams would appreciate full time use of the football facility and dropping to D1 wouldn't be feasable with no stadium on campus.

I can't remember Gib, were you this big a on the old board?

 

[Fairfield 1st]

Can't make that call until we know the money from c7 departure. We could be flush for a couple of years. Let's just chill until is all done.