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Old Line Hokie

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UConn football is a mess right now.


The AAC didn't work out for them and they decided to place their football program on a deserted island. By rejoining the Big East (which is a great move for basketball and Olympic sports), they pretty much said that they are a basketball school (which we already knew). UConn's chances of Power 5 membership are slimmer than ever since they seem to have given up on placing football on a pedestal. Power 5 is all about football.

Scheduling must have been a big issue being an independent and teams not wanting to travel far from their geographic regions due to Covid-19 concerns.

(In response to this post by RichCat)

Posted: 08/05/2020 at 09:16AM



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