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Seth Greenberg on UConn & the Big East
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[QUOTE="UConnNick, post: 2461898, member: 1526"] The simple truth is that killing football to move back to the NBE is essentially the same thing as going back to the Yankee Conference. The state isn't likely to sign on for turning P&W Stadium into a botanical garden that cost 90 million $$$ to build. Oh, and BTW, when the big boys split from the NCAA to form their own association, we get left behind with the Quinnipiacs, Sacred Hearts and CCSU's of collegiate sports. Going to the NBE is the same thing as waving a white flag of surrender. It would be a death sentence for major college athletics in the State of Connecticut. [/QUOTE]
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