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Has anyone read this Big East book?
I always like to take a look at old conference media guides etc, and I came across this book. Can anyone recommend it or not?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Football-in-the-Big-...18Q2el1247


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06-23-2008 02:33 PM
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RE: Has anyone read this Big East book?
Jackson1011 Wrote:I always like to take a look at old conference media guides etc, and I came across this book. Can anyone recommend it or not?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Football-in-the-Big-...18Q2el1247


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I saw it when searching on line for other Big East related articles/books. The preview looked good, but it fails my cost per page threshold. If I remember correctly it is only like 50 pages long and it costs over $25 dollars. That's less than 2 pages per dollar spent.

I'm wasteful, but not crazy. 03-lmfao

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