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[QUOTE="TouchdownHusky, post: 2439871, member: 1278"] Bottom line this has been coming for a while . . . conference realignment has destroyed UConn. It happened more quickly to the rapidly growing UConn football program (2011 New Year's Day Bowl Huskies). The fact is they didn't have the same resume as basketball with national championships. Now it IS happening to Basketball dispite it success. Conference realignment effects money, television exposure, which ultimately effect recruiting. UConn no longer gets Top 25 players. Now we get the Mamadou's when we really wanted Hamadou's, or Diarra when we specifically needed a Diallo. In the past when we got the wrong Lamb (Jermemy instead of Kentucky's Deron), it turned out the joke was on the Wildcats as JC coached our player into a star. And even further in the past and we couldn't make up our minds, we brought in both Marshalls (Donyell and Donnie) to avoid confusion. Now we get players who are getting declining interest from power programs because they are hurt in their senior year of high school. Conference realignment and the Cartel 65 are rapidly driving out the competion and UConn hoops may one day become Loyola of Chicago (1963 National Champions) or Texas Western, now known as Texas - El Paso ( the 1966 National Champs). Proud programs that soared among the stars and now just another chapter from a bygone era, never to return to prominence. [/QUOTE]
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