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RE: UConn BOT adds a meeting for Feb. 25th
Uconn in the big east and football taking uab spot in cusa could work…assuming cusa lets uab stay and they don't' bring back football. THe other thing is who joins the big east with uconn. WOuld temple make the move? than uconn and temple could package themselves to cusa as a 2 team deal, so cusa could find a uab replacement if needed. Uconn and Temple in the big east would make a better hoops league. Yet, this really is a move uconn makes post closing the door on the acc or big 10 or even big 12. Hard to jump to the big east when you really want to jump to a p5 league.
02-18-2015 12:55 PM
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