LSI 9650SE-12ML RAID Card - Can this be hooked up to a SAS expander?

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Ok what am I missing here in trying to add another disk to the backup pool? One of the two disk they had died so it cannot be attached at this time and unfortunately I am remote and do not have access to the server, the new disk or the remaining pool disk. Right now the new disk is attached and I am trying to add it to the pool.
C:\Users\Administrator>wbadmin GET DISKS
wbadmin 1.0 - Backup command-line tool
(C) Copyright 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.Disk name: DELL PERC H710 SCSI Disk Device
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Volumes: [RECOVERY],C:[OS],E:[VHD Drive]Disk name: DELL PERC H710 SCSI Disk Device
Disk number: 1
Disk identifier: {b342079d-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}
Total space: 18.80 GB
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