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This tweet by blaudschun, read by a rational reader, would seem to be an innocuous insinuation that any bad blood that BC had for UConn for past actions would not be an obstacle to UConn's admission to the ACC.
mark blaudschun @blauds nothing until its a done deal. but ADs at UConn and BC are both michigan men
But realignment is not rational.
With that premise, Delaney's statement that the Big 10 is in "two regions" and is not a nat'l conference makes sense if that region is the northeast and the midwest. He is freezing out the ACC from the northeast. Penn State adequately subsumes Pitt's influence in Penn. Rutgers alone won't do it for NY. Certainly not New England, especially with SU uo north and UConn to the east. But add Rutgers, Penn State, BC, UConn and MD and you have clse to Paterno's eastern conference.
The poster UConnMoney, who posted that cryptic " major change for UConn this week" last week is from Lima, Peru. Wallace Loh, the Maryland President was raised in Lima. He claimed his info came from a source in Lima.
Anyways, I'd rather believe in this scenario than having to play memphis as a rivalry football game.
mark blaudschun @blauds nothing until its a done deal. but ADs at UConn and BC are both michigan men
But realignment is not rational.
With that premise, Delaney's statement that the Big 10 is in "two regions" and is not a nat'l conference makes sense if that region is the northeast and the midwest. He is freezing out the ACC from the northeast. Penn State adequately subsumes Pitt's influence in Penn. Rutgers alone won't do it for NY. Certainly not New England, especially with SU uo north and UConn to the east. But add Rutgers, Penn State, BC, UConn and MD and you have clse to Paterno's eastern conference.
The poster UConnMoney, who posted that cryptic " major change for UConn this week" last week is from Lima, Peru. Wallace Loh, the Maryland President was raised in Lima. He claimed his info came from a source in Lima.
Anyways, I'd rather believe in this scenario than having to play memphis as a rivalry football game.