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Message: [QUOTE="KryHavok, post: 4934592, member: 12905"] Since we're adding non key tweets, I'll join. Going to the AAC was a forced move without much alternative. Overall, the move didn't work out despite the men's BB title. We were screwed both by the ACC and by our leadership in Suzy & Warde. The move back to Big East was a gambit...and it now seems to be paying off for MBB while perhaps stabilizing football. We're still on a precarious situation. Geno is Geno, but his time is growing considerably short, so then what happens to WBB, cuz other programs have caught up and are more physical. Despite being in a strong MBB conference, we're isolated, and this will choke us sooner than some want to believe I saw another craptastic article this morning about whether we're a BB Bbueblood. [URL='https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sports/aztecs/story/2024-03-26/san-diego-state-sdsu-aztecs-basketball-uconn-connecticut-huskies-blue-blood-dan-hurley-sweet-16-ncaa-tournament']crappy loser puts down our status[/URL] Come on, again with this garbage!? Would any sane fan/writer not consider UConn as a BB blueblood if we were in the ACC or Big12? Instead, we're maligned cuz we're in the Big East, which is a great for one thing (tradition) but sucks for other reasons (namely lack of revenue income and growth). Or prior sports successes were undone by university leadership complacency. I hope there is time to right the ship before we crash and get left behind the way UCLA, Indiana, and Tennessee did for M/WBB. I loved the old Big East and glad they took us back so we could dress our wounds, but this, as others as noted, is not sustainable. [/QUOTE]

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