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Message: [QUOTE="nelsonmuntz, post: 5162980, member: 833"] I will admit I never anticipated the sheer dominance of the SEC in basketball this season. I hope this is a statistical outlier, because if it isn’t, then UConn, and every school outside the SEC, has already lost the conference realignment battle. If UConn was going to try to beg its way into one league, it should go to the SEC. It doesn’t need us for basketball, but it could use us. UConn’s football program is irrelevant to the SEC, but the SEC also doesn’t need it to be good or bad because the SEC has football covered already. More importantly, the SEC has no northern presence, and it would get more value from UConn’s proximity to New York than any other league. And the ACC has locked up every member through 2036 and Rutgers and Penn State are not leaving the Big 10. There is no one else to add in the northeast. I think the SEC is as likely to consider UConn as a one off addition as anyone. [/QUOTE]