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Hate to burst everyone's bubble but the last two(11 &12) teams going into the Big 12 will be Houston and SMU. Just as TCU had one foot in and one foot out the Big East door so do these schools. Boise St will never be a long term member in the Big East! Neither will San Diego St.
The best thing UConn can do for itself at this point is secede from the Big East and lead the charge for a new Northern football conference to include UConn, BC, Pitt, Cuse, WVU, Penn St, MD, Notre Dame, Temple, Louisville, Cincy and....... one more that wants to be included, is not a geographical nightmare and can compete in both football and basketball(the 2 real TV $$$ sports). Tell me that doesn't benefit each of the schools mentioned more than what lies ahead for each now. If you put those schools together in a conference the TV money will follow ... with a vengeance. The basketball conference would reign supreme and within a decade the football conference would be one of the 4 best conferences. Add 4 more teams in the future (Ohio St would be a very nice target) and your looking at one of the super conferences everyone is predicting.
The best thing UConn can do for itself at this point is secede from the Big East and lead the charge for a new Northern football conference to include UConn, BC, Pitt, Cuse, WVU, Penn St, MD, Notre Dame, Temple, Louisville, Cincy and....... one more that wants to be included, is not a geographical nightmare and can compete in both football and basketball(the 2 real TV $$$ sports). Tell me that doesn't benefit each of the schools mentioned more than what lies ahead for each now. If you put those schools together in a conference the TV money will follow ... with a vengeance. The basketball conference would reign supreme and within a decade the football conference would be one of the 4 best conferences. Add 4 more teams in the future (Ohio St would be a very nice target) and your looking at one of the super conferences everyone is predicting.