the table. Adding basketball schools may or may not be accretive, but what I do know is that there are no football brands available to move the needle. Gonzaga, at least for now, is a very powerful national brand, and as you said, an uneven number of football programs if UConn is ever invited is untenable. So ya, looking at the non revs, and their travel schedule, WSU would make sense if UConn is invited. UCF could very much use a travel partner, but if you look as USF's basketball history, they don't fit the mold if basketball is where the B12 is going. I don't have an answer for UCF's travel partner without looking at the ACC, but let's just say that is off the board, especially on this board. FSU, with their academics would be a good fit in the ACC should they lose their Florida schools - but that is a different discussion. UConn from my perspective is a no brainer for the ACC, but you guys are still holding out for a power football conference in the mold of the Big 10 or SEC. I just don't see that in the cards unless ND joins, and that has been litigated to death on this board. The ACC before FSU and the Big East teams, was a basketball conference hands down. If they lose that identity, and the top football programs, it will be very difficult for them to compete after 2036 (or when that dike breaks).