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<blockquote data-quote="doneagain" data-source="post: 130824160" data-attributes="member: 1396145">I can’t help but feel we will see a complete split within 10 years between the haves and have nots.<a href="http://dailycampus.com/stories/2019/3/25/editorial-enough-is-enough-get-uconn-out-of-the-aac">http://dailycampus.com/stories/2019/3/25/editorial-enough-is-enough-get-uconn-out-of-the-aac</a>I remember back in the old Big East football days, UConn being touted as a sleeping giant because they had a lot of money to invest in athletics. Guess that was a little misguided. Hate to see any programs struggle. If a program like UConn with all its success in basketball can’t find a good home, I don’t see how any of the lesser successful programs will ever see a positive future at the FBS level.If someone in the G5 world had the balls to unify the G5 conferences and take a stand and work out a TV contract for the collective, like the NFL does, they all would benefit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doneagain, post: 130824160, member: 1396145"] I can’t help but feel we will see a complete split within 10 years between the haves and have nots. [URL]http://dailycampus.com/stories/2019/3/25/editorial-enough-is-enough-get-uconn-out-of-the-aac[/URL] I remember back in the old Big East football days, UConn being touted as a sleeping giant because they had a lot of money to invest in athletics. Guess that was a little misguided. Hate to see any programs struggle. If a program like UConn with all its success in basketball can’t find a good home, I don’t see how any of the lesser successful programs will ever see a positive future at the FBS level. If someone in the G5 world had the balls to unify the G5 conferences and take a stand and work out a TV contract for the collective, like the NFL does, they all would benefit. [/QUOTE]

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