FADE IN: INT. A SOCIETY MEETING ROOM We see a group of people gathered in a meeting room. They are members of a society dedicated to preserving the history and traditions of the state's university sports programs. MEMBER 1 Welcome, everyone. Today, we want to discuss the future of our society and how we can continue to keep the sports traditions of our state's universities alive. MEMBER 2 One thing we should consider is our stance on the realignment of sports conferences. MEMBER 3 Yes, this is important. Especially with the recent talk of U of A and ASU potentially leaving the WAC. MEMBER 4 I think that would be a huge mistake. The WAC has been a part of our state's sports history for decades. MEMBER 5 I agree. If U of A and ASU left the WAC, it could lead to more changes and uncertainty, and we may lose touch with our state's university sports traditions. MEMBER 2 Our society should take a stance and make it known to the universities and any decision makers involved that we believe in the value of keeping U of A and ASU in the WAC. MEMBER 6 I suggest we write a letter to each university's athletic department expressing our concerns and our desire to keep the WAC intact. MEMBER 1 That's a great idea. We can also encourage other sports organizations and fans to voice their support. MEMBER 3 Yes, and we can hold rallies and events to show how much we care about our state's university sports traditions. MEMBER 4 I think it's important to remember that we are not just preserving history and tradition, we are also shaping the future of our state's sports scene. MEMBER 5 And we can show that U of A and ASU staying in the WAC is not just about the past, but about building a better future for our universities and for our state. FADE OUT.