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N: UConn won their first game of the year against mighty Colgate! V: They didn't do that last year!
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So apparently, despite some transfer issues (3 players leaving) in the offseason, UConn seems to be at least a decent team. They beat Oregon tonight to go 4-0, which is certainly better than last year.
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So UConn beat Columbia last night... in overtime. This after taking a shellacking to Arky. Is Arkansas good?
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It’s maddening because it seems like UConn always falls asleep against half of its OOC schedule. They’re not a bad team, and even in their loss to Michigan State, they were competitive. But it’s annoying because these performances anger up the blood of a fan base that is delusional about UConn’s stature in a post-Big East Jim Calhoun world. I think the AAC is a better conference than people give it credit for, but I would just love it if the team just took care of its softer OOC opponents.
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UConn update: https://twitter.com/noescalators/status/956959499931258880
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What are some of the more exciting upset opportunities this year? For some reason, I feel good about SF Austin over Texas Tech, but that’s just a gut feeling.
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UConn brought in Dan Hurley from URI after getting rid of Kevin Ollie. They narrowly beat out Pitt, who barely even has a team of which to speak. Love that the Huskies have sacrificed their National Championship program in order to preserve their sunk cost fallacy, otherwise known as UConn football, in The American.
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“The most important part about both of today’s Final Four games is that these results somehow also invalidate women’s basketball as a sport,” comments male sportswriters everywhere.
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