That is a significant problem, but solving that problem isn't going to turn UMass into a legit football program, and it also isn't bring their academic funding from the state legislature in Boston to the level that UConn gets from Hartford. It's nice (and/or weird) that you like imagining UMass will become a power but they have a lot more hurdles in their way than UConn had / has going forward.
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