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RE: NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament becoming the BIG EAST Invitational...
(03-29-2013 07:57 AM)stever20 Wrote:  It's really a shame about the Big East. It was the best basketball conference ever. It'll get splintered into 2 weaker conferences(anything is weaker than the best ever), plus then the 4 going to the ACC. Wouldn't shock me in years to see Syracuse/Louisville, UConn, and then one of the C7 schools all taking the conference titles. What's going to be so great is to see these teams now facing off in the NCAA tourney against each other with no bracketing rules protecting matchups.

Kickass football conference too when Miami, Va Tech, Syracuse, Boston College were all either competitive or at the top of the NCAA throughout the 90s, and then in the mid-2000s when Louisville, Rutgers, Cincinnati, West Virginia and South Florida were all highly ranked.

Rest in Peace, Big East.
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