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RE: UConn's 2020 schedule almost complete
(11-25-2019 01:56 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  
(11-25-2019 01:23 PM)Gamecock Wrote:  Looks like this is the final version:

9/3 Umass
9/12 @Illinois
9/19 @UVA
9/26 Indiana
10/3 Old Dominion
10/10 Maine
10/17 Open
10/24 @Ole Miss
10/31 Liberty
11/7 @UNC
11/14 @SJSU
11/21 MTSU
11/28 Army

Not a bad job at all considering they had about 4 months to put this together.

I think it looks great. Better than an AAC schedule.

It's a hell of an accomplishment given the quick turnaround needed to pull it off but let's not go overboard. Indiana is the most prominent of the home games, and that's part of an existing home-and-home signed as an AAC program. The rest are CUSA/indy/FCS. They're going to San Jose State. This year's schedule wasn't great in that the best AAC team they hosted was Navy, but all things being equal I'd still take four home games against AAC schools than four against CUSA/MAC/Belt/indy schools.
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