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[QUOTE="ConnHuskBask, post: 3193620, member: 632"] I suppose. Excitement wise, for me at least, it's not much different that the American. What it really comes down to I guess is it just depends on what you would consider success will be defined for as a FBS Independent. Simply existing and having a team, 8 wins, minor bowl tie-in, 20,000 in the stands most nights? Occasionally a BC, Rutgers, Pitt, Cuse coming to The Rent? The goal was obvious in early 00s through CR, compete in the Big East with the Auto-BCS tie-in (which we did more often than not). The American, try and compete for the G5 Access Bid (never was going to happen). FBS Independent, compete for...? [/QUOTE]
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