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But quite a few with good reputations and AAU memberships.I don't think Duke would go to B12. It includes many schools with weak academic reputations.
Not sure Duke even cares much about AAU. It may be more a question of prestige.But quite a few with good reputations and AAU memberships.
All about the money. If offered Duke goesI think UConn has a better chance at getting in the Big 12 than does Duke.
Nobody cares about Duke football, UConn has better basketball.
Duke, like the Ivy League schools, has got lots of cash in their endowment. They don't need cash from realignment.All about the money. If offered Duke goes
But they'll take itDuke, like the Ivy League schools, has got lots of cash in their endowment. They don't need cash from realignment.
50m-100m a year ! That's a lot of money. They're not going to burn their endowment for sports.Duke, like the Ivy League schools, has got lots of cash in their endowment. They don't need cash from realignment.
Duke, like the Ivy League schools, has got lots of cash in their endowment. They don't need cash from realignment.
Duke's endowments pay 28% of athletic costs...
If the ACC starts to disintegrate (especially UNC leaving) there would be little resistance to a similar move for Duke among the fans/alumni/donors.Good luck with that one. Duke likely would anger its alumni and other donors if it went B12. The amount of money they could lose by upsetting these generous folks is much more than what they would earn from the new conference when compared to ACC revenue. Just look at what happened with Harvard. Alumni donors got angry at the president. They stopped donations. The university forced out the president. Lesson for Duke here.
We are not talking about donations at the UConn level when it comes to Duke. Their alumni also believe in traditions. More than 90,000 Duke University alumni and friends gave nearly $543 million in fiscal year 2023If the ACC starts to disintegrate (especially UNC leaving) there would be little resistance to a similar move for Duke among the fans/alumni/donors.
Think in terms of rule 1 and you will have your answerWe are not talking about donations at the UConn level when it comes to Duke. Their alumni also believe in traditions. More than 90,000 Duke University alumni and friends gave nearly $543 million in fiscal year 2023
Ha Who: Rule No. 1 is going down the drain as realignment continues. UConn will get an offer to leave the Big East.Think in terms of rule 1 and you will have your answer
Their alumni believe in Duke. Full Stop.We are not talking about donations at the UConn level when it comes to Duke. Their alumni also believe in traditions. More than 90,000 Duke University alumni and friends gave nearly $543 million in fiscal year 2023
DoomedHa Who: Rule No. 1 is going down the drain as realignment continues. UConn will get an offer to leave the Big East.
The only ones doomed are the UConn Big East fans!!!Doomed