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RE: Conference home games vs P5 in 2016.
UConn has a nice schedule to make some noise with if we can pull out these wins. I really hope we can be undefeated going into UH. We open against Maine and should dismantle them. Then we go down to Navy before coming home to host UVA and then Cuse. Navy is a huge question mark for me though. I think the other 3 early games we kinda know what to expect and can win them. Either way, I look forward to having Rentschler Field rocking early. Those games against UVA and Cuse should have very good attendance.
(This post was last modified: 05-23-2016 10:14 AM by HartfordHusky.)
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Conference home games vs P5 in 2016. - IAH - 05-21-2016, 10:03 PM
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