I will pay UConn’s moving expenses 
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With players changing schools and schools changing conferences like I change my underwear, so much of what made college basketball so special is now gone. Guess it doesn't matter much to the parties involved so long as the big bucks keep rolling in. Anyone who still believes that this is amateur sports and the players are student-athletes(with some exceptions) probably still believes in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny.I will pay UConn’s moving expenses
There should be a GoF*ckYourself set up where we can contribute to moving UConn out.I will pay UConn’s moving expenses
Realignment for the conferences not named BIG 10 and SEC is headed in that direction.
In that case, UConn ultimately bolts, which was always likely as all they wanted was a better conference to build its football program.
I will be happy to see UConn go (again), and the BE had better not leave one nickel of the exit fee on the table.
As a moderator I'm calling you out on language: it's either yukon or pukon.
But superb job on the paragraphs.As a moderator I'm calling you out on language: it's either yukon or pukon.
The level of dishonesty, greed and disloyalty discussed in Dellenger's article was amazing. Didn't touch on how Notre Dame might come out of a poossible ACC split. At some point, alums and fans of college sports have to wonder what they are rooting for.
RedmanMike
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As a long-time Huskie hater, I always liked UConn-vict...As a moderator I'm calling you out on language: it's either yukon or pukon.
I just peeled my fourth onion, and still no tears.
Konchalski was the man before anyone else was doing what he did.
Not to mention he was a gentleman who probably knew every high school gym in the city.
Long before social media. He actually saw kids play live.
and he actually walked through them unlike a certain ex “coach” we know. Apologies to those I offended but I have rarely taken such a shot and as an ex golfer that was teed up a little to high not to take a swing.
Moose
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Yormark doesn’t screw around. Whatever job he takes he goes head first into the deep end
link is to Sports Illustrated article discussing issues facing ACC, B12 and PAC12
