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23 New England programs ranked by all-time performance in Division 1

Without even talking about players, their coaches in historical terms were pretty good. Mullaney, Gavitt, Pitino, Rick Barnes, Pete Gillen, Tim Welsh. That being said, not much to show for all that coaching talent.
Weak
 
UConn's record versus some of the other New England D1 programs that it has played 40+ games against:

Boston College 55-35
Boston University 44-12
Brown 26-18
Holy Cross 22-42
Maine 85-16
Massachusetts 69-39
New Hampshire 94-25
Northeastern 35-5
Providence 45-30
Rhode Island 77-68
Vermont 47-8
Yale 44-23
 
UConn's record versus some of the other New England D1 programs that it has played 40+ games against:

Boston College 55-35
Boston University 44-12
Brown 26-18
Holy Cross 22-42
Maine 85-16
Massachusetts 69-39
New Hampshire 94-25
Northeastern 35-5
Providence 45-30
Rhode Island 77-68
Vermont 47-8
Yale 44-23
We should play Holy Cross more often.
 
Maybe they get extra credit because Bob Cousy went there ;)
They won a NC in 1947. and an NIT in 1954 Claiming a second
NC , they were 23-2 losing at home to UConn led by Art Quimby and Worthz Patterson
However they hold a lifetime winning record against us
They also produced Togo Pslazzi
Tommy Heinsohn , Jack the shot Foley and Ronnie Perry among many more .
Ironically Joe Mullany who was on the 1947 team is the coach that put PC on the map
Their decision to decline a Big East invite is questionable.
 

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