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Is UConn dying?

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UConn athletic department in 2018: generated $40 million in revenue, $81 million in expenses - Hartford Courant

Negative $41 million in revenue, $8.7 million of which is football (shocker) and $5 million of which is Men’s basketball. Also saw that $7.3 million went to team travel. Where are the guys that say we don’t want the big east? Maybe they can get the bill on this one.
"Is UConn dying?"..............no, I don't think so, and neither does Coach Hurley or his 2019 recruiting class.
 
Dead on a national level unless P5 invite comes. Hoops may stay relevant for awhile and maybe we end up like Gonzaga even with no P5. We used to be next one in to P5 or in the final few, can we even say now that Cincy, Houston, UCF and maybe USF haven't jall jumped ahead of us? Will be worse once Geno retires.
 
Dead on a national level unless P5 invite comes. Hoops may stay relevant for awhile and maybe we end up like Gonzaga even with no P5. We used to be next one in to P5 or in the final few, can we even say now that Cincy, Houston, UCF and maybe USF haven't jall jumped ahead of us? Will be worse once Geno retires.
If the Big Ten can take a dumpster fire like Rutgers, anything is possible for UConn, especially when you see how much more UConn can offer a P5 conference.
 
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