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RE: Delany puts knife into idea of Uconn to the Big Ten
(06-20-2014 08:11 PM)mikeinsec127 Wrote:  UConn can attain AAU status, but it can't make itself part of a contiguous state. Only some how getting UBuf into the BIG does that happen. And UBuf is never getting an invite, because it doesn't have a fan base.
Noway does Cuse get in. It is a private, non AAU college. Calling itself NY college team aside, it does not have widespread enough appeal to carry all of NY. Cause can move the needle in basketball but not in football.
The B10 is going to bide its time and wait for the next opportunity to come a.long. It went 19 years as an 11 school conference before it saw an opportunity to get a desirable twelfth school. It will wait for an opportunity to make another move.

Probably the best idea.
06-20-2014 08:13 PM
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