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RE: NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament becoming the BIG EAST Invitational...
The problem is that Louisville did more than Providence and Seton Hall did COMBINED. St John's barely resembles the outfit back in the 80's- and is irrelevant today.

To say the Big East next year won't be different means you really lose all creditability. There's no way it will be the same. I'm sorry but Georgetown/Xavier doesn't mean the same as Georgetown/Syracuse. St John's/Creighton doesn't mean as much as St Johns/UConn has. It just doesn't.
03-29-2013 10:29 PM
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RE: NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament becoming the BIG EAST Invitational... - stever20 - 03-29-2013 10:29 PM



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