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RE: Uconn Football Will Be Fine as an Independent
(07-10-2019 01:56 AM)_C2_ Wrote:  I haven't read the thread in full yet but UConn can leverage basketball series (both sides) into games for football. They may not thrive but they can survive.

They really can't though. They'll be playing 20 Big East games, an exempt tournament, a Gavitt Games event, a Big 12 challenge game, probably at least one netural-site game, at least one high-profile home/home series and tomato cans at home. They're not about to sacrifice one of them to send the basketball team to a CUSA or MAC gym so their butt-ass football can play a who-the-hell-cares game at home in October.
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