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Can Syracuse become a blueblood over the next decade?
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[QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 861400, member: 652"] Syracuse needs atleast 2 more championships to become a blue blood. Uconn has 3 championships, but they aren't a blue blood because they doesn't have any history prior to Calhoun. Syracuse has more history, but doesn't have the championships. Syracuse wins more championships it goes from a top 10 program all-time to top 5 all-time. We need the rings 2 more rings we are the Skull and Bones. Right now we are just members at the country club. Blue bloods Skull and Bones- UCLA, Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky, Kansas, Indiana Members of the country club-Arizona, UNLV, Michigan State, Florida, UConn, Louisville, Syracuse. I am probably missing 1 or 2 teams as well. Louisville is 1 more NC away from blue blood status. UConn/UNLV are probably maxed out because of their conference affliation and I don't see UConn over coming its history problem unless stay up for another 10 years. [/QUOTE]
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