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that big ten chose Rutgers over UConn proves it

 

usf has a chance one day if coach t can right the  ship

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that big ten chose Rutgers over UConn proves it   usf has a chance one day if coach t can right the  ship

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Any evidence at all of the school actually worrying about moving into a P5? They appear to have been doing the correct thing and just concentrating on the task/opponents at hand ..... much to the chag

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CT won more football BE championships than Rutgers. On the field, across several sports, UCONN is by far the better athletic school. Further proof that it is more about off the field factors than o

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No, markets do.

 

Rutgers football has sucked for decades, as has their bball. The B1G believed they were getting the NYC market by taking Rutgers.

 

They were sadly mistaken.

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No, markets do.

 

Rutgers football has sucked for decades, as has their bball. The B1G believed they were getting the NYC market by taking Rutgers.

 

They were sadly mistaken.

 

 

LOL

 

They would have gotten FAR more of the NY market by taking ND

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No, markets do.

 

Rutgers football has sucked for decades, as has their bball. The B1G believed they were getting the NYC market by taking Rutgers.

 

They were sadly mistaken.

 

 

LOL

 

They would have gotten FAR more of the NY market by taking ND

 

they tried

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that big ten chose Rutgers over UConn proves it

 

 

:facepalm:  ... If there's any more proof needed that football doesn't drive expansion, I'm not sure what it would be.

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that big ten chose Rutgers over UConn proves it

usf has a chance one day if coach t can right the ship

CT won more football BE championships than Rutgers. On the field, across several sports, UCONN is by far the better athletic school.

Further proof that it is more about off the field factors than on-field success.

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that big ten chose Rutgers over UConn proves it

usf has a chance one day if coach t can right the ship

CT won more football BE championships than Rutgers. On the field, across several sports, UCONN is by far the better athletic school.

Further proof that it is more about off the field factors than on-field success.

 

Proof? Please elaborate on this proof thing you guys keeping using in your arguments on this site. I don't get it.

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lol @ Spazza

 

Starts another thread on something he knows nothing about.

With obvious facts easily available that completely counter his point.

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No, markets do.

 

Rutgers football has sucked for decades, as has their bball. The B1G believed they were getting the NYC market by taking Rutgers.

 

They were sadly mistaken.

Boom, that was a smack down with the obvious 

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No, markets do.

 

Rutgers football has sucked for decades, as has their bball. The B1G believed they were getting the NYC market by taking Rutgers.

 

They were sadly mistaken.

 

 

LOL

 

They would have gotten FAR more of the NY market by taking ND

 

they tried

 

 

Not very hard. They were too arrogant to offer them the same deal the ACC did.

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