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RE: Should Cincy join UConn in the Big East?
(06-26-2019 10:07 AM)Billy Bob Bearcat Wrote:  Cincinnati has some of the best regional recruiting in the country for Football. The University knows that it would be foolish to jeopardize what could potentially be a top 25 program every year for what, a Big East that actually pays less money? UC isn't killing off football like UConn, so it is an easy hard pass.

Also don't pretend like independence is going to bring in millions on a tv contract. Who is paying for that outside of ND and BYU?

BYU gets what, abouy 6m a year from ESPN for football?

I think indy Cincy is worth 4m. At that rate, the money w/Big East is better than the Aresco.deal.
06-26-2019 10:16 AM
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