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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 3193682, member: 3535"] I think you're missing my point which you brush over in bold. If the BE is better and UCONN almost got knocked off by crappy Tulane -- it will happen eventually in the BE. It has happened before. It has happened to UCONN before. ANd look at the ACC Miami and North Carolina, 21 and 50 respectively, knocks off ND. When you continually play teams for several years and they legit enough to be around 25 (this past year two BE teams Marq and DePaul) and you have many more teams that are like "Tulane" in BE than in the AAC- eventually UCONN will get picked off. This has been some of the weakest teams UCONN has had the past year - and still no one came that close to them. Going to a much better conference as you say means UCONN has a much better chance getting picked off. In college sports fluke games happen. It's just that there has never been enough "quality" in the AAC to get that eventual win. [/QUOTE]