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RE: Lacrosse : realignment, rivalries (postponed) and re-evaluation (costs)
(12-10-2017 08:23 PM)Bogg Wrote:  
(12-10-2017 07:41 PM)NoDak Wrote:  The AAC has women's lax but not men's. UConn needs some men's conference, as a men's lax AAC is far off. The most proactive solution is to see out the ACC for that: Syracuse, ND, UVa, UNC and Duke.

Not one AAC school sponsors men's lax, except Navy who plays mainly in the Patriot League.


I'm aware that UConn would have to find a home for lacrosse, I just think the ACC would say no to UConn as an affiliate member. It's why I brought up the Big East and a theoretical A10 - both those conferences would likely say yes to a start-up UConn.

The ACC would say no for the first two years, but the reality is they need a sixth men's lax program to give all their teams a shot at postseason. The other options are so non-aspirational.
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