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UConn Looking to Start a H/H Series at Home

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I was checking out the schedule board, and UConn posted that they are looking to start a series at home next season. Seems that the Never Forget Tribute did indeed fall through. Interestingly enough, Houston posted two days later that they were looking to start a series on the road 12/19/20. Wouldn't be surprised to see that happen.


There's absolutely nothing to talk about. Any teams the 'Yard would like to see come to the XL Center/Gampel next year?
 
Brochacho said:
I was checking out the schedule board, and UConn posted that they are looking to start a series at home next season. Seems that the Never Forget Tribute did indeed fall through. Interestingly enough, Houston posted two days later that they were looking to start a series on the road 12/19/20. Wouldn't be surprised to see that happen.

There's absolutely nothing to talk about. Any teams the 'Yard would like to see come to the XL Center/Gampel next year?
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UCLA. Love to see Cronin come back.
 
Houston, Cinci, Memphis, Wichita (with AG would be fun) seem like realistic options with terms of our exit deal with the AAC. I wouldn't mind any of them.

Outside of those games, would love to see some old rivals; Cuse or Pitt would be fun.
 
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Is it too early to discuss Boston College, or do we still "hate" them?
 
It’s got to be an AAC team. Aren’t we contractually obligated to play some of their teams?
 
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Pitt, please. The move to the Big East is a bit easier for me to get to more games, but I’d love to have one here.
 
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ACC- Duke or UNC
B1G- Michigan or Ohio State or Wisconsin
SEC- Kentucky
PAC- UCLA or Stanford
OBE- Syracuse (Pitt and BC are in bad shape so not until they step it up) SU is going to suck soon to but I won’t mind beating them while they are down
AAC- No One (don’t ever look back)
 
Aside from some of the obvious options: West coast would be fun. Arizona, UCLA, Oregon or Stanford.

In the east, pick on SEC or ACC. Virginia, Maryland*, maybe Georgia, Florida or Alabama.

Not in favor on Kentucky. Them you play in a big venue neutral site, like MSG or Barclay.

*Oops, MD is B1G now, sorry about that. As long as we are bringing B1G into it, what about Michigan?
 
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Yea I’m good on all AAC teams not named Memphis or Cincy
 
Doctor Hoop said:
Aside from some of the obvious options: West coast would be fun. Arizona, UCLA, Oregon or Stanford.

In the east, pick on SEC or ACC. Virginia, Maryland*, maybe Georgia, Florida or Alabama.

Not in favor on Kentucky. Them you play in a big venue neutral site, like MSG or Barclay.

*Oops, MD is B1G now, sorry about that. As long as we are bringing B1G into it, what about Michigan?
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Virginia or Maryland would be a good choice. Stays on the east coast, relevant areas for recruiting, and P5 programs that are usually Quad 1 caliber.
 
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Brochacho said:
I was checking out the schedule board, and UConn posted that they are looking to start a series at home next season. Seems that the Never Forget Tribute did indeed fall through. Interestingly enough, Houston posted two days later that they were looking to start a series on the road 12/19/20. Wouldn't be surprised to see that happen.


There's absolutely nothing to talk about. Any teams the 'Yard would like to see come to the XL Center/Gampel next year?
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could you post the link for that schedule board site? I had it but forgot it
 
I would love to see a blue blood come here. Kentucky, UNC are teams that would definitely do a home and home. Maybe even a 3 game series with the final game at MSG.

TBH I really wouldn't be impressed to see any AAC schools right now.
 
ACC - UNC
Big 10 - Wisconsin
Big 12 - Kansas
Pac 12 - UCLA
SEC - Vanderbilt
 
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