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Message: [QUOTE="IMind, post: 2032360, member: 1048"] So let me get this straight. UConn has a couple of down years, the second due to the worst string of injuries I can remember and the obvious solution to the problem is to join a basketball only conference in order to play home and homes with Seton Hall and Marquette? That makes perfect sense. I'm still trying to find some actual evidence... other than a lot of whining on this board... and our win/loss record that indicates that the AAC is the problem. Our attendance while down is still good when compared to other colleges... at UConn's peak in 2006 attendance was still only 13,948... last year it was 10,413. You're talking about a drop off of 3500 people from it's absolute peak. UConn's attendance has dipped like that in the past when the program has had a couple of down years as well. It's not in recruiting classes, Ollie's recruited well enough to win regularly in the AAC. Facilities? We've built some of the best facilities in the country SINCE we've been in the AAC... Apparently only by playing Seton Hall and Creighton can this program reach the heights it once had (a couple of years ago when we were in the AAC). :rolleyes: [/QUOTE]