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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132426605" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Not sure what is meant by claiming the BE tried the UConn experiment and it didn't work?  Huh?  UConn won the conference towards the end there and went to a major bowl, beat their fair share of BE teams and had many many NFL draftees during that time, only a few years removed from moving up.They were actually pretty successful for the BE.Now, they still have the best bb program men's and women's overall in the country.  They still have a very significant prescence in New York City, and football is independent and doesn't require getting them out of any conference.Once the SEC and Big Ten finish off the ACC, UConn would be as good a pick as what's left of Pitt, Syracuse and BC from that league as well, with the best basketball which the new commish intends to monetize.</blockquote>

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