Unfortunately, Uconn probably doesn't go anywhere until there is even slotting in the ACC. Meaning, the ACC will wait out whomever they're paired up with to make that move and keep it even and call it quits on all this garbage going on. Unless they are raided by the SEC. Based on what we're seeing with members like FSU, at least one of those last slots will be held out for some football strength(not Rutgers). So I don't think the ACC committs to Uconn until more dominoes fall unfortunately and the news of the last few days is not encouraging to that happening soon. I was really hoping more jockeying would play out.
The more I think about Rutgers, the less appealing I think they really are. Their athletics program is bottom barrel. The ONLY thing they have going for them is market - and are they really in the consciousness of NYC? They have proximity/geography to NYC and nothing else. If they had anything going for them, I think the ACC might pull the trigger sooner rather than later, but why pull a booger off the wall unless you absolutely have to. Might as well fish for gold(ND, Texas).
So unless some value is seen in a powerplay on the NYC market, Uconn may be sitting still for awhile. They have no leverage. I think the NYC market with Rutgers/Uconn is a bit overdone, or else ACC would have gone that route before Cuse/Pitt. So pergatory it is in the near future - I think they'll be fine in the long run, it's just that the short run could suck.
