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How UConn athletic director David Benedict views conference realignment: ‘Landscape is changing’ (Borges)
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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 4346199, member: 1414"] The raid on the ACC looks like smoke and mirrors to me. Possibly from the Big 12, which is likely concerned that WVU and Cinci (now not a [I]hot[/I] property, but certainly a warm one after their playoff appearance) and possibly UCF would leave. Houston would likely prefer the Big 12. That would leave a 4th opening. It's musical chairs right now. I still doubt that the SEC and B1G and networks backing them have much appetite to add more, until they see what the leagues look like with their soon to be new additions. More isn't necessarily better. The Pac has time pressure because their deal expires. So that's where the urgency lies. [/QUOTE]
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How UConn athletic director David Benedict views conference realignment: ‘Landscape is changing’ (Borges)
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