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Message: [QUOTE="TheFarmFan, post: 3169957, member: 9403"] IMHO, the ladies of the Boneyard doth protest too much. I had no idea UConn was playing Oregon or Baylor OOC next season. I've known for months and months about the UT game, [I]because folks have been talking about it constantly all spring[/I] [I]in this forum[/I]. It colored the entire commentary around whether or not Westbrook would transfer to UConn and whether she'd be eligible to play in the fall, and it colored all discussion about whether UT would fire Holly and how bad the game would be if Holly was still the coach. Moreover, the resumption of the home-and-away games was promoted heavily by both schools on twitter and [URL='https://today.uconn.edu/2018/08/rivalry-returns-uconn-tennessee-renew-series/']in press releases[/URL], and garnered tons of national media attention. Indeed, [B]your own team's website had a story was entitled, [/B][URL='https://uconnhuskies.com/news/2018/8/14/womens-basketball-the-rivalry-returns-uconn-tennessee-to-renew-series.aspx?path=wbball'][B]"The Rivalry Returns: UConn, Tennessee to Renew Series."[/B][/URL] If you guys don't think it's worthy of being called a rivalry, inform your AD about that, because apparently they disagree. And let's be honest: threads about UT garner way more attention than any other school, including Notre Dame. If you're not obsessed with UT, stop talking about how you're not obsessed with UT. There is so much to admire about Geno, and UConn, and everything about the ethos of the women's basketball team, but the constant negative fixation about UT (while at the same time denying that they're even [I]worthy[/I] of attention at all) is really off-putting to this generally sympathetic outsider. [/QUOTE]

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