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The Boneyard is not saying BC is bad. BC's record is saying they are bad...or maybe BC's recent athletic graduates can provide a better context of the state of their program.
I am not a math-lete but I can look at the win/loss column and 0-26 is pretty bad, right?
BC just became the first to go winless in conference in football and hoops in 40 years
BC has been receiving ACC payouts ($25 million plus) for the last 10 years. In that same time UConn has been receiving AAC payouts ($2 million) for the last 5 years. BC is recruiting from a P5 level of exposure and UConn is recruiting from the G5 level. This year's football game should not even be a contest on paper. The fact it is even being considered a potentially competitive game shows how far the BC program has fallen.
If your trying to shift the burden to UConn, save your breath. G5 teams are not expected to beat P5 teams even if they are arguably the worst P5 football/basketball program in America. I feel confident UConn will come to play. Can you say the same of BC?
I will give BC some credit for finally scheduling UConn, it took some courage on their part. Truth be told, BC has more to lose than UConn. Sadly I think BC had to completely bottom out before it realized destroying its regional rivalries and geographic partners also destroyed its own program. There is a reason interest in NE football has floundered and it is large part based on the behavior of BC.
I think BCU is below contempt. But even I find this heart breaking. Geez Louise. How could you not feel for the kid. It isn't his fault that BCU is run by godless bast#ards.