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UConn-UT to play in 2020 and 2021 by cbiebel

My take: I don't care how well UT recruits, UConn will seriously kick their ass. The difference in coaching ability is huge.

ND gets some love in the article:

Notre Dame became the Huskies' primary rival, even though the Fighting Irish and Huskies are no longer in the same conference. They've met 25 times since UConn-Tennessee ended, with six of those coming at the Final Four -- including this past season, when the Irish dramatically beat the Huskies in overtime in the national semifinals on their way to the NCAA title.

One of the posters on the Boneyard had an interesting point about this: In the last 20 years ND and Baylor both have had as many NCs as UT (2).

I also checked myself and found that ND has as many Final Fours (7) as UT and one more Championship game appearance (6 vs 5).