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UConn Athletics
Conference Realignment Board
Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.
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[QUOTE="uconnyankee, post: 4724138, member: 2041"] It comes down to money. Always does. The value proposition right now suggests ND with its scheduling is better than without. Pushing on ND could force their hand and push them to Big 10. If ACC was certain ND wasn’t going there, they could play hardball. I guess the question is, will ND go to Big 10? History says they wouldn’t, but there’s a lot of money on table. ND going to ACC would give that league instant credibility and easily P3 status. Would it stop Clemson and FSU from leaving? [/QUOTE]
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