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This may be viewed as a neat thing for the casual sit at home fan, however for those of us who actually step up and buy tickets it is unfortunate. The conflict means less ticket sales at Barclay's; not good for a team that is trying to stake out ground in the NYC market. We need this market both for recruiting and as a justification to be an inviting conference target. In short, it appears UConn, despite its expensive branding efforts,makes all the wrong decisions. Translation, not the smartest leaders.
Idiotic scheduling by Warde.
Thought I saw that...Our conference just tweeted that this is a women's game not a men's game
Cool Nov. 8#UConn doubleheader on ESPN2 announced -@UConnWBB vs. Maryland at 6:30;@UConnFootball vs. Louisville at 8:30pm
The school really needs to provide/offer incentives and services (like transportation for students and bus trips to NYC for average fans) for both events to make sure that we have a great showing in both locations.
The football game needs to be sold out no matter what it takes. I'm hoping we are surprisingly good and that takes care of itself.