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Duke Post Game Thread

I can’t be convinced that UConn would not be competitive in the ACC or the Big 12. We would need a year or two for the recruiting to pick up a little but the ingredients are there. We got the chef we just need a kitchen. Great win, go Huskies!
They are not letting UConn in the power conferences because they think UConn can't compete. It's because they know they will.
 
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Wow, by a country mile. That record may never get broken.
On top of that only two other guys on that list passed for over 200 yards per game and they were barely over. Joe is averaging 284 ypg. He’s throwing more and farther than they did and still no picks.
 
I can’t be convinced that UConn would not be competitive in the ACC or the Big 12. We would need a year or two for the recruiting to pick up a little but the ingredients are there. We got the chef we just need a kitchen. Great win, go Huskies!
We are clearly more than competitive in the ACC, and the B12, play the games and find out!
 
I’ve never got the experience to see UConn in its heyday. Idk how close it is to that, but something about a packed Rent and a big UConn W over a solid P4 opponent feels exhilarating.
It was always great. Today was awesome, but there were days 15 years ago when the place was genuinely full and incredibly loud. This was a good taste. We’d have a lot of games like this in the ACC or B12. We deserve to be there.
 
Stadium was rocking like the old days. Electric, loud. It was so awesome.
Just got home. I'm hoarse, but happy. Still smiling at the way the crowd banded together and shouted at the refs to award the two-point conversion to Fagnano when he hit the pylon, thanks to a strong effort by the guy running the scoreboard replays. That's how you keep the crowd engaged. Because there were so many lead changes and the game stayed close, the crowd was really primed to make itself part of the story. Also still chuckling at some college-age Duke fans who were sitting behind us in the first half laughing about the Duke-UConn rivalry and semi-mocking the crowd's enthusiasm.

One unsung huge moment: after giving up the deflating fourth-down TD pass that put Duke up 34-29 (essentially the same aim-for-the-back-pylon throw their QB completed in the first half for a TD), the defense got its act together quickly and stopped the two-point conversion attempt to hold the score at 34-29, which gave UConn the chance to go for two when it went up 35-34, instead of having to kick in order to ensure a 36-36 tie. Also, as someone mentioned, the holder pulling down that high snap on a first-half field goal attempt wound up saving UConn's bacon.
 
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