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Alek Arend, Deputy Editor, leads the breaking news team for Athlon Sports. He was previously a West Coast Editor and a full-time writer for The Spun by Sports Illustrated. He also has a sports reporting background working for 247Sports' Duck Territory covering all University of Oregon athletics. Alek graduated with his bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University-Idaho.
He could write similar piece about Colorado....with a lot fewer positives. But he is in favor of their return. LolYou're correct, that article read like a pro UConn piece with an anti-UConn title. Strange.
Every one of his anti-UConn arguments can be easily shot down in debate.
Does it though? Syracuse fans still listing every other school possible (besides UCONN) to replace departing schools. You would think at this point they would appreciate that a renewed rivalry could help their dying basketball program.Good if true, because it guarantees UConn admittance to the ACC. But it is total fantasy. So there is that.
Sadly although this was meant to be funny it is quite accurate.Cuse is too good for UConn. When they think BE rivalry, they think Georgetown from the 80s
And yet a good part of their band width is occupied by threads about Connecticut...Cuse is too good for UConn. When they think BE rivalry, they think Georgetown from the 80s
We're just lucky in March, don't you know?Sadly although this was meant to be funny it is quite accurate.
A lot of fans from other successful programs want to deny UConn is one of the preeminent bb programs. It’s because it comes at their expense.
Nice! I hope you lose the bet and we all win lolWe negotiated a 1 week extension on our bet in exchange for another t-shirt haha
16-1 in national championship games between the men and women in just the last 28 years. How many other schools can match that?We're just lucky in March, don't you know?
I hope its clear I was being sarcastic and playing off of comments frequently coming from our friends in the Central Leatherstocking Region.16-1 in national championship games between the men and women in just the last 28 years. How many other schools can match that?
Either way I am pleased with the outcome lolNice! I hope you lose the bet and we all win lol
Better question: how many conferences can match that? And the answer to that question is none.16-1 in national championship games between the men and women in just the last 28 years. How many other schools can match that?
The women are a national brand. At least that’s my experience living in South Carolina and North Carolina.16-1 in national championship games between the men and women in just the last 28 years. How many other schools can match that?
InternationalThe women are a national brand.
Lol, at five national championships the men are not a national brand?The women are a national brand. At least that’s my experience living in South Carolina and North Carolina.
After this last NC there has been significantly more respect for the men’s program. Sustained excellence and that hurdle will be overcome.
Truth. I was just out of the country a few weeks ago and when someone saw my Connecticut gear the first thing they said was don't the women win the basketball national championship every year? They were completely unaware that the men just won a national championship.International
Prior to five when I talked about UConn bb in the Carolinas the southerners pivoted right to the women’s program. Hasn’t happened since five. I’ve been in this region since 2006.Lol, at five national championships the men are not a national brand?
And we bolster 3 of the newbies.UConn is currently undervalued and under appreciated. But it won't be on his watch.