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Because the new Big East is such a powerhouse. Teams like Nova and................
I think that's pretty well documented. It's obviously best to be in a P5 all-sports league. That being said, what's the second best option? Right now, UConn is gambling is the future of its basketball program(s) by maintaining football and hoping to get into a P5. Unfortunately, UConn has no control over that. What is the breaking point? When do they cut their losses, throw football overboard, and save basketball? One thing's for certain - staying indefinitely in the AAC with mediocre basketball and bad football is the absolute worst option.
Yes yes yes.I think it is time to entertain the Big East. Every day I lean more and more towards that as a solution to recent bball woes. I also think there is a mutual interest too. Do what you can with football. Ya, it might be improving, but will never be even close to even 2nd tier schools, it is about time we stop kidding ourselves with that. At best they get back to 8-4 type seasons and forgettable bowl games. Uconn is bball first, like it or not. Time to go back with other (bball first) schools like Nova, St. Johns, Gtown, Shall and Providence, all rivals in the recent (past 35 years or so) past. Other non rivals like Xavier and other teams with recent success like Butler and decent to (in some years) good teams like Marquette and Creighton will also be solid on the schedule. Depaul? Lol....But hey, I have a fondness for (and only) Cincy from the aac, see if they would join too, imagine that league!
Uconn has been blackballed enough by the ACC, I think that door has, sadly closed, and now espn is starting to join in, barely ever mentioning Uconn. (Uconn should at least be in the mid 60s for that dumb Bilas top 68 article).
After that, can schedule Cuse every year as a key OOC game.
NEWSFLASH: AAC Football is on par, if not better than, the old Big East.I think that's pretty well documented. It's obviously best to be in a P5 all-sports league. That being said, what's the second best option? Right now, UConn is gambling is the future of its basketball program(s) by maintaining football and hoping to get into a P5. Unfortunately, UConn has no control over that. What is the breaking point? When do they cut their losses, throw football overboard, and save basketball? One thing's for certain - staying indefinitely in the AAC with mediocre basketball and bad football is the absolute worst option.
I don’t know why ESPN would support him chasing us to the Big East. That’s weird.
beta? Like the fish? 2nd letter of the Greek Alphabet? huh?This board is legit a bunch of betas. How do you fools defend the AAC? Nobody respects it. Nobody.
So Cinci, Temple, Memphis and WSU aren’t basketball schools? Houston has done more in basketball than 3/4 of the NBE. SMU built a program that has won ever year since this league existed. UCF just beat a ranked Alabama.
It’s a bunch of nonsense. With WSU in the fold, the differences in level of play are minor. The geography favors the Big East a bit, but not all that much beyond PC and St John’s.
We were the only full public in the original Big East. Pitt was a public/private hybrid and everybody else was private.What geographic footprint? We have schools from all over and we have recruits from all over. We don't fit the profile of the New Big East at all. We would be the only public school in the NBE, have far and away the largest enrollment, only school that isn't currently religiously-affiliated other than Butler which historically was. UConn needs to be where the biggest payout is, unless it's the ACC v B1G at which point other factors can be debated.
Seriously? The Big East got seven teams in the tournament last year, have a better RPI than half the P5 leagues, and are respected by the NCAA committee. The American will NEVER be able to say any of those things.Because the new Big East is such a powerhouse. Teams like Nova and......
FIFYBut it is scaring me. Their bots Don't push narratives this hard with out instruction and purpose. Got to...not back, but to...the American has killed our programs. The old days are gone. Playing under that name won't bring them back.
Well we all tried bitchin and moaning, perhaps doing that got us to Seth.And what are the things a UConn fan can do to make that happen if s/he is so inclined?
Make a gofundme account for the AAC exit fee.And what are the things a UConn fan can do to make that happen if s/he is so inclined?
UConn today is not even close to what UConn was back then thankfullyWe were the only full public in the original Big East. Pitt was a public/private hybrid and everybody else was private.
Which has nothing to do with it being a public school and the rest being (good) privates.UConn today is not even close to what UConn was back then thankfully
Drinking heavily has had no effect.
It just hit me why Greenberg might have been talking about this: Disney just bought FOX regional sports networks today.