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[buddy]

I wonder if Yormark was at the UConn-BYU game last night. If he wants the Northeast we can deliver!

Not only do we own Storrs South at MSG but we have had 2 solid showings in Boston over the last 11 months! Plus our football team is competitive again, I would take a ND or similar game at MetLife or Foxboro if available.

The one who really should take notice is the ACC leadership. UConn's best fit is the ACC. They are just so dumb.

 

[UC1995]

I hate that we are in a conference with schools that won't or can't compete. Even if Georgetown, Villanova, an St. Johns are with us near the top, the bottom part is just getting worse. Get a lifeline to either ACC or Big12 we take it and don't look back.

 

[JohnFSilver]

Honestly, I don't think anyone else has an interest in Duke, which goes to the point that basketball success really doesn't matter.

Basketball is undervalued. If people making the decision were actually strategic they could corner market on hoops and gain a monetary advantage. Instead? They are diluting their brands by putting 18 teams in a conference.

That's dumb, because someone has to finish in 14th place and they are usually pretty good. Sport is a trainwreck.

 

[JeepCSC]

Basketball is undervalued.

Only because the NCAA takes the lion's share of basketball profits, whereas the conferences keep the lion's share of football profits.

 

[JwittersPAC]

Only because the NCAA takes the lion's share of basketball profits, whereas the conferences keep the lion's share of football profits.

The majority of money for basketball comes from the NCAA basketball tournament which is controlled by the NCAA.

 

[CTFAN4LIFE]

The majority of money for basketball comes from the NCAA basketball tournament which is controlled by the NCAA.

March Madness revenues are shared way beyond basketball - and into D2 and D3.

 

[CL82]

March Madness revenues are shared way beyond basketball - and into D2 and D3.

And administrative costs. It is the cash cow for the NCAA.

 

[bobbyinaz]

And administrative costs. It is the cash cow for the NCAA.

And it now will also pay the House settlement. It’s more like an ATM where they can grab cash whenever they want