The language I quoted referred to P5 conferences. I fixed it for you. Unless you were trying to say BCU kept us out of the B1G, your statement was inaccurate.
It's stunning that you keep telling me what you presume I do and don't know.
Again...if UConn was such a slam dunk for the NY market, why did the rest of the presidents let BCU prevent them from adding the most valuable product out there to that highly desirable market? Not once, but twice? Is the market not as important? Are we not as strong there (due to competition)? Or did Louisville and Pitt, with stronger football programs, bring comparable market value to the network, and by extension, the ACC?
Do the presidents not care about value? Or did they feel they could get equal value elsewhere, and therefore weren't going to be penalized by BCU's protectionism?
You can't tell the forest from the trees, so yes, convince yourself that you're the smartest person in the room. Tell us more about how we're attractive to schools in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Iowa because our women's basketball program helped a MLB team from NY get on TVs in CT.