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RE: If Connecticut and Boston College are heated rivals....
(01-18-2015 11:34 AM)HuskyU Wrote:  There's a lot of bad blood there, unlike the other rivalries you listed.

Also, BC fans will tell you that it doesn't benefit them at all to play a school like UCONN.

Did you see the South Carolina-Clemson brawl a few years back that was so bad that both schools decided to forfeit their bowl bids???

There's a HELLUVA lot of bad blood between South Carolina and Clemson. It's an old conference rivalry from when South Carolina was in the ACC. My only point is that "bad blood" is not the reason not to play.
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