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RE: Rumor-UConn and Cincy to ACC in 2018?
(04-01-2017 11:53 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  Perhaps I am alone in my view but I could see The ACC adding UConn for strategic reasons. UConn needs to be ACC to keep them from The Big Ten. Presently The Big Ten is slow playing the Huskies just like The Big 12 did Louisville.

I think that if the BIG ever contemplates adding UCONN that we should enthusiastically encourage them to do so for the same reason that we do not want them......it would be detrimental to football. It helps us of the BIG weakens their football product.

Quote:I say grab UConn, go to 9 conference games and move on.
This might possibly be the two worst things the ACC could do to itself.
04-03-2017 10:44 AM
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