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RE: Jersey Guy editing award for the night
(03-12-2013 06:59 PM)apex_pirate Wrote:  How about this from http://ajerseyguy.com/...

Quote:The Football Five – five surviving football schools....of Temple, Cincinnati, UConn and South Florida–will play as a 10 team conference next season with Rutgers and Louisville finishing up their Big East commitments before heading to the Big Ten and ACC in 2014. They will be joined next season by Memphis, Central Florida, SMU and Houston. In 2014, Tulane and East Carolina will replace Rutgers and Louisville.

I guess South and Florida split and are now two universities...

Of course... University of the South and University of Florida, both are founding members of the SEC.
03-12-2013 10:50 PM
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