shizzle787
King Shizzle DCCLXXXVII of the Cesspool
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Most of us have argued for awhile about the future of the athletic department. I want to quantify the opinions.
If we were willing to play ten road games a year we could go indy.I'd submit that choice #3 is not realistic, can't be done.
Let’s get creative and combine the Big East and AAC. Let’s do what the original Big East couldn’t, let’s get football and hoops to coexist. All conferences going to twenty games now for hoops so we can make divisions and make it work.
BC when they were in the Big East proved that notion wrong.Patience. UConn needs to win in the AAC to prove it is too good for the conference.
Technically the Big East has the current field hockey national champions.It's amazing to me that people see some vast difference between the AAC and the Big East right now.
Here's what the AAC has at the moment.
1. Three ranked football teams.
2. Two ranked basketball teams (6 and 12)
3. The new NCAA champion field hockey team
Here's what the Big East has.
1. No football
2. Three ranked basketball teams (7, 15 and 24)
Please explain to me the magic of the NBE? If UConn beats Oregon, we'll be in the getting votes category. If we beat MSU we will be ranked. Take care of business and you don't need to worry about the league.
Technically the Big East has the current field hockey national champions.
That said, I am in full agreement with your position.
Um, that would be the SEC.LOL. I totally forgot that. The American has the WBB champs at least.
the comments on this posting have convinced me that our move is to stay in the AAC until the next round of realigment and TV contracts come due.Um, that would be the SEC.
Um, that would be the SEC.
Just spitballing here, but hey let's be creative:
Can UConn convince the top basketball brands to split off from the AAC and form their own basketball-only conference?
It would be:
UConn
UC
Witchita State
SMU
Memphis
Temple
Then invite VCU and Dayton.
You would think the AAC would allow those schools to keep football, right?
You'd get the best of the basketball conference while cutting off the dead weight.