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RE: UConn fans do not realize this is a different Big East than the old Big East
(06-28-2019 06:40 AM)Bearcats#1 Wrote:  
(06-27-2019 11:56 PM)maybeimhere Wrote:  Reading some forums, apparently Uconn fans think that Cinci and Temple would jump at the same opportunity they were offered. How could you guys?

lol I can't speak for Temple, but we have invested WAY WAY too much money in fb and our school is in an area that actually gives a crap about football.

NO way.

What this cat said. We have no connection to the new BE other than our annual Big 5 game against nova. We are performing well in both football and basketball in the American. Attendance is on the upswing. Any UConn fan who thinks Temple would jump at the chance to do what the Huskies are doing is delusional. We’d be better off jumping off a cliff.
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