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Tom DIenhart: UConn not on Big Ten radar, locked out of a major conference
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RE: Tom DIenhart: UConn not on Big Ten radar, locked out of a major conference
(02-13-2014 02:44 PM)HartfordHusky Wrote:  The Turf issues thing as it relates to BC and CT is so comical to me. To even suggest that a private university in Boston should have any sort of market protection over CT because it happens to be a New England state is so galling. It is bad enough as it pertains to NY and Boston claiming dominion over CT as far as pro-sports are concerned but for BC trying to claim some kind of market presence in CT, that's all kinds of ridiculous. New England is not a state.

Just curious: Does UConn market itself outside of Connecticut at all, or just in-state?
02-13-2014 03:17 PM
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