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[QUOTE="WestCoastHusky, post: 1674130, member: 566"] Flugaur's logic makes sense. I think it is exactly what will happen as well. The only sad thing is UCONN might be stuck in the AAC while waiting for the B12 to make a decision. I still hope B12 will want 12 schools so they can have 6 per division. It is much easier than just 10 with 5 in a division. If B12 can expand now without losing money, why wait? The only thing that could cause problems is if as part of the expansion, schools also want more years added to the GOR. If OU and Kansas indeed have overtures from the B1G, I doubt they will want additional years on the GOR. This is a sad place to be as an UCONN fan. [/QUOTE]
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