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Let UConn football be bad (Hearst Editorial)
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[QUOTE="Adios, post: 4050553, member: 590"] The Big Ten is still intent on expanding east. They'd probably have to go for UNC and UVA to get to 16, to offset the SEC's additions of Texas and Oklahoma. As of now, there's no other schools the Big Ten could add that would help it hold ground against the SEC. If the Big Ten goes to 18, then maybe we're in a prime situation. Otherwise, as others say, we can do very well in the ACC, even in football. If UMass can get it's act together and make noise over the next 10-20 years, anything is possible. [/QUOTE]
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