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Should UCONN use a Kim schedule?
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[QUOTE="hoopsfan22, post: 4610163, member: 9074"] One of the benefits of playing a tough schedule is more of our games get on national TV than just about any other program. More big games on TV equals more exposure which helps keep UConn front and center and on top with respect to social media dominance. Recruits notice things like that. Some schools complain about the unfair media advantage UConn has, but nothing stops the coaches of those schools from picking up the phone and offering to play the Huskies in a Big Monday or Thursday night prime time game. [/QUOTE]
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