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Is it really a rivalry?
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[QUOTE="mhshuskies, post: 2466899, member: 4148"] Early years of the Big East the biggest UCONN rival was BC in any sport. THE rivalry started in 94/95 and continued until 06/07. There were rivalry periods of a few years with Rutgers, Stanford and Duke sprinkled over the years. nd had occasional success prior and was not really a rival until their breakout seasons of 10/11- 12/13. Since then the results have been one way with some games more competitive than others, but generally more competitive than with any other team. nd is the only long time opponent still on the schedule. Is it still a rivalry? It has lost some tarnish, 7 straight will do that, but it’s all we got. [/QUOTE]
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