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CJasmer said:
Boston similar to NYC has no interest in college sports. Both cities are heavy into Pro sports. I lived in NYC for 10 years and only teams mentioned were Giants, Yankees, Knicks, Rangers, Mets and Jets.
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New York doesn't live and die with.... Rutgers

I am shocked.
 
Windham4th said:
BC is a religious school so being in a Metropolitan area full of other religions I can see it not being the #1 team to get behind.
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Nah.

I'll bring up the analogy of Notre Dame again. About 90 minutes from Chicago. I'm pretty sure they have a bigger share of the Chicago market than either Illinois or Northwestern, and possibly both combined. It's not the religious thing. It's the "why should we give a damn about them" thing...
 
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UConnDan97 said:
Nah.

I'll bring up the analogy of Notre Dame again. About 90 minutes from Chicago. I'm pretty sure they have a bigger share of the Chicago market than either Illinois or Northwestern, and possibly both combined. It's not the religious thing. It's the "why should we give a damn about them" thing...
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Notre Dame is different because of the NBC thing dating back forever. They built their fan base well before cable TV was a thing. So they had a head start. What is another religious school with such a devout (pun intended) following. Fandom is much more generational with those midwesterners.
 
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Windham4th said:
Notre Dame is different because of the NBC thing dating back forever. They built their fan base well before cable TV was a thing. So they had a head start. What is another religious school with such a devout (pun intended) following. Fandom is much more generational with those midwesterners.
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Lindsay Nelson & the Sunday morning replay highlights show!
 
Waquoit said:
That's true. Only decent thing on Sunday TV back then besides Davy and Goliath.
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The only other show I 'd see was on the Independent TV station in Worcester during my college days: Grambling football highlights in the 70s...
 
Redding Husky said:
When I was accepted into UConn in the early 1980’s, my SAT scores were below the top 33% and above the bottom 67% of my class. Now, those same scores would put me above 33% and below 67% of the current freshman class. Based on that, UConn is clearly more difficult to get into now. But I often wonder if the difficulty of the SAT has changed in the last 40+ years.
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Not sure you can be below 33% and above 67%! How did you do on the math part? Lol
 
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Windham4th said:
Notre Dame is different because of the NBC thing dating back forever. They built their fan base well before cable TV was a thing. So they had a head start. What is another religious school with such a devout (pun intended) following. Fandom is much more generational with those midwesterners.
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There has to be a top dog and in that category it's ND but, BYU has a devout fairly large following as well.
 
Windham4th said:
Notre Dame is different because of the NBC thing dating back forever. They built their fan base well before cable TV was a thing. So they had a head start. What is another religious school with such a devout (pun intended) following. Fandom is much more generational with those midwesterners.
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BYU
 
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