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[QUOTE="Husky25, post: 1422580, member: 2839"]
It's been pointed out to you before (I know. I am among those who have) that your plan supposes that the Herbst Administration are doing nothing to improve the AD's position. You think they are treading water, waiting for a life boat, when all evidence points to them at least having a compass and paddling toward where they think the best possibility of land exists. Even if you consider the AAC a raft, you want them to jump out and wait for a dingy (full of Caribbean Pirates who only want to shoot you in the face).

Fair to midland metaphors aside, your plan makes too many assumptions, has far too many moving parts, affects far too many parties, and would have an equal to or greater chance of failing than building strategic alliances with P5 schools and the Big Ten & AAU by extension.

Your plan is the Wells Report, where every assumption - no matter how well or terribly substantiated - goes in the favor of one party: UConn. I thought you were smart enough to understand that is not the way the real world works. It's looking more like you need to learn the same lesson Roger Goodell just learned.
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