Which would you rather have?

[Dann]

A- current AAC situation
B- big insert name here
C- Indy league

A is what we are now.

B is the following:
Fball play your division a rival from the other. Conf ship game is highest ranked team home stadium as long as its 40k+. If not its moved to a site that fits close by.
Bball is one big round robin of 21 schools for 20 games. H/a by year.
All other sports are by division or full league depending on how many members play a certain sport. Logistics and ease of travel preferred.

East- uconn, temple, USF, UCF, ecu, navy, Mem, cincy, uh+ vcu, gmason
West- BSU, byu(if not that usu), SDSU, Fresno, sj, (if not then cst), Tulsa, a school from nm, smu+ zaga, sf and stmary

C is the following. Uconn, temple, Cincy, mem, USF, UCF, uh, sdsu, BYU and BSU break away and form a Indy league together. Survive basically and sell there own tv stuff. Then build a league from that base. Football wise they are the next best and have a claim to be included and bball is 3+ bid league. This is the best of the rest by far. If BSU is worth 10mil today vs the Mwc this has to be worth 15 to them. And so on...uconn makes its money from sny real big now. USF and UCF will do well with this etc...

 

[pj]

C would be best if it's football and bball only, but it's terrible for other sports.

Not that A or B are all that good.

 

[StoweD210]

I was hoping this was going to be one of those "...free bottle in front of me or pre-frontal lobotomy" kind of questions.

 

[Srqhusky]

If we break away what kind of recruits can we get if we pay our players

 

[Murph]

A more important question to ask is: When you pick up EA Sports' NCAA Football 14, will you keep UConn in the AAC, move to another conference or go Indy?


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