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<blockquote data-quote="edenba" data-source="post: 132480015" data-attributes="member: 1100806">Definite no to UCONN. The ACC schools are off limits unless they find a way out of their grant of rights agreement with the ACC. My guess is that conference is a few years away from turbulence (absent someone finding a way out of their GOR). In my opinion the current move is with the PAC 12 schools and the most logical are the four corner schools of Colorado, Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah (in full disclosure I live in Utah so there is a bit of a vested interest) as they will not need to pay an exit fee. Oregon and Washington would be great, but I have to believe their longer term destiny lies with the Big 10 and I am not interested in being a place where they sit for 6 years and then leave. Lastly, the Big 12 schools and conference need to figure out how substantially increase their recruiting so that the conference can compete with the SEC and Big 10 for talent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edenba, post: 132480015, member: 1100806"] Definite no to UCONN. The ACC schools are off limits unless they find a way out of their grant of rights agreement with the ACC. My guess is that conference is a few years away from turbulence (absent someone finding a way out of their GOR). In my opinion the current move is with the PAC 12 schools and the most logical are the four corner schools of Colorado, Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah (in full disclosure I live in Utah so there is a bit of a vested interest) as they will not need to pay an exit fee. Oregon and Washington would be great, but I have to believe their longer term destiny lies with the Big 10 and I am not interested in being a place where they sit for 6 years and then leave. Lastly, the Big 12 schools and conference need to figure out how substantially increase their recruiting so that the conference can compete with the SEC and Big 10 for talent. [/QUOTE]

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