The conference's fortunes affect our own.Not that I'm inclined to tell people how or what to think but at the moment I believe that we have more than enough to be concerned about with our school that we shouldn't compound that with worrying about the remainder of the conference.
Why, would the outcome of the last two games have been different if that had happened?Please get us out of this conference and into the B12
More the merrier and great contributor!Why, would the outcome of the last two games have been different if that had happened?
(Sorry for those who enjoy the BE for catching strays here)
More the merrier and great contributor!
Curious - your objective feelings about the sustainability of the BE keeping up with power conferences that have $$ flowing? Ie the SEC was not long ago a hoops afterthought and now looking like the best hoops conference in the country. Coincidence?
More the merrier and great contributor!
Curious - your objective feelings about the sustainability of the BE keeping up with power conferences that have $$ flowing? Ie the SEC was not long ago a hoops afterthought and now looking like the best hoops conference in the country. Coincidence?
Appreciate the perspective. Always interesting to hear from a fellow conference member.Yes, easy answer is that the P4 football conferences have tremendous resources (well, 2 of them do) but they sink most of that in to football. The BE mbb budgets are right in line with the other power basketball conferences. And despite the smaller school size of most schools in the conf, attendance, resources, NIL support, budgets, tv viewership, social media activity, etc all punch way above their size bc it's the main sport.
The caveat here for UConn is that they're trying to compete in high level FBS football without the P4 media deal to support it. Hence why I objectively think they should drop the sport.