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RE: UConn gave up for women's basketball
(06-26-2019 12:52 PM)Mimi Wrote:  While it is way out there, just like Notre Dame plays ACC in some sports but not all, wonder if UConn women could play ACC

As an AAC member, I’d be OK with letting UConn stay in the AAC while letting their women’s basketball play in the BE or ACC. They REALLY have zero competition in the AAC and it does nobody any good to have 40-50 point margins almost every time out.
06-26-2019 01:28 PM
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