US EditionDom Amore: The ACC now needs UConn as much as UConn needs the ACC. Oh, how things change.
- UConn is seeking entry into a power conference amid changing college sports dynamics, emphasizing the need for competitiveness across all sports.
- Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark believes in the importance of brands and markets for UConn's potential addition, yet has yet to persuade his conference's presidents.
- The Atlantic Coast Conference is facing challenges as its notable football programs, Florida State and Clemson, search for new opportunities, while only four teams participated in the NCAA Tournament.
- ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg expressed confusion over the ACC's previous failure to invite UConn during expansion discussions, indicating shifting narratives that may benefit UConn in future conference alliances.
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Helena Independent Record
Dom Amore: The ACC now needs UConn as much as UConn needs the ACC. Oh, how things change.
RALEIGH, N.C. — For a long time now, UConn has been trying to get into a power conference. As the college sports template keeps changing, even more now with revenue sharing about to start, it’s no longer about salvaging football;…
The Daily Republic
siouxfallslive.comFor Jackrabbit women, trip to UConn for NCAA tournament is an honor
STORRS, Conn. — On the wall inside the door to the UConn women's basketball locker room are the words: 'Through these doors walk the greatest players in America'. Few would argue. The list of accomplishments is staggering. Eleven national championships. Twenty-three Final Four appearances. The longest winning streak in the history of the sport — men's or women's, college or pro. A collection of Hall of Fame alumni that's a literal who's-who of w…
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