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Biggest misconceptions in Uconn history

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That Clyde Vaughn had more player-developmental impact on the program than anyone not named Calhoun, and in fact, might be the greatest big mans coach of all time.
 
That Jim Calhoun was more important to UConn's academic rise than Lew Rome and Harry Hartley.
 
That Jim Calhoun was more important to UConn's academic rise than Lew Rome and Harry Hartley.
Thought for sure you'd go with "That UConn is good and cool"
 
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