College Sports Biggest Rivaly

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Duke-UNC? Duh, you have the acronym wrong.
Michigan-Ohio State? Pfft, 110,000 in Ann Arbor are envious.
Harvard-Yale? If this were about lawyers with the greatest billable hours, definitely.
Alabama-Auburn? The Iron Bowl might as well be a pile of tissue paper.
Stanford-Cal? Laterals, like "A Flock of Seagulls," are so 1980's.

Give up?. It's Uconn-Central Florida! You didn't know? You are not alone. Neither did USF coach George O'Leary. And that's saying something, since he has been known to exaggerate or take part "resume padding" in the past.

The Uconn coach looks like an absolute fool. Anytime I can laugh at Uconn in any shape, way, matter, or from, I will. Keep flushing that football money down the sink hole.

Be careful Uconn. That sound at the door is Satan, coming to collect what is rightfully his. Those three national titles did not come free. Ding, dong.

http://nypost.com/2015/06/08/coach-creates-worst-rivalry-in-sports-history/
 
the UCF coach needs a reality check. How could he dismiss this as nothing other than the biggest rivalry in all of sports? slap in the face. I cant wait till the next installment of the civil conflict this season
 
I think UCF being so dismissive helps create a rivalry, because now a pissed-off UConn may go and beat the crap out of UCF and possibly ruin the season for them.

Of course, I say this not knowing what UCF's record was last year, who is returning, and where they will be ranked preseason, because I don't follow that joke of a conference at all.
 
I would go with Army-Navy with UConn-USF a close 2nd
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I left out Army-Navy. I didn't want to come across as being sarcastic.
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I like to be forthright and acknowledge that the Army-Navy rivalry has fallen on hard times - my alma mater over the decades fought for national titles in most sports and as late as my years (1966-70) Army was competitive!
Of course two things happened:
Blue chip/ early to the pros/ lots of $ at stake
On one hand
And
"Student athletes" at Army have full rigorous schedules and I think still have Saturday classes & parades; challenging four years then the military commitment.

It saddens me - any sports fan would want his alma mater to fare well! That's why I vicariously win through the red lobster, I mean storm.

That's about as clear as I can make it my fellow posters!
Okay?
all the best
 
I would go with Army-Navy with UConn-USF a close 2nd
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I left out Army-Navy. I didn't want to come across as being sarcastic.
Click to expand...
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I like to be forthright and acknowledge that the Army-Navy rivalry has fallen on hard times - my alma mater over the decades fought for national titles in most sports and as late as my years (1966-70) Army was competitive!
Of course two things happened:
Blue chip/ early to the pros/ lots of $ at stake
On one hand
And
"Student athletes" at Army have full rigorous schedules and I think still have Saturday classes & parades; challenging four years then the military commitment.

It saddens me - any sports fan would want his alma mater to fare well! That's why I vicariously win through the red lobster, I mean storm.

That's about as clear as I can make it my fellow posters!
Okay?
all the best
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I think Army-Navy is the best rivalry in college sports. The passion in that game is contagious, even to a fan with no particular rooting interest.
 
Diaco is a very high energy guy who realizes there are no historic rivals in the new league, so he is trying to drum up some interest.
 
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