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[QUOTE="CousCuse, post: 1643305, member: 4127"] UConn is currently in the AAC . Every team they play is a thousand miles away and there are no visiting fans and very little interest from UConn fans to go see Tulsa , Tulane etc. If they were in the B1G east division , the visiting teams would be PSU , OSU, Mich. , MSU , Maryland , Rutgers , all close enough to drive there as well as having huge alumni bases in both NYC and Boston . They would probably have to enlarge their stadium. Just because Rutgers has been so inept with this huge opportunity doesn't mean UConn would be . [/QUOTE]
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