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RE: Is the American's new TV deal the real reason why UCONN is leaving?
(06-29-2019 12:35 AM)scoscox Wrote:  
(06-27-2019 09:42 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  “There’s some work to do in terms of logistics, but it’s all good because everybody is really happy with the new deal and the amount of revenue we’re going to be getting in,” Aresco added.

Lol that's just a hilarious quote in hindsight

I am beginning to think Aresco never gave a damn about UConn. I think the axis of UCF/UH/UM/Cincy run the conference. UConn was on the outside in - which makes the Big East move more logical the more I think about it.
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