The Big East 2.0 isn't all that bad of a football conference. Pitt's clearly the best college team in Pennsylvania. West Virginia's pretty good. If the Orange get a real coach again, they'll be okay. L'ville, Cinci, and USF are rather good for mid-majors. UConn's making a nice transition to I-A. And even Rutgers is getting better.Krieg said:Any idea on what plans SU is making to weather the post Big East break-up storm?
Probably the most elegant fix long-term (because it's pretty much a given that the 'Bigger East' splits in two in 2010) would be for Notre Dame to join in football (they're already in the Big East for everything else), but that would require the Irish to swallow their pride and admit that playing in a conference would give them a much better chance at a major bowl.
You guys grabbed the wrong Clarett cousin. I have to pull for his backup, though; Damien Rhodes went to my high school.Krieg said:BTW you're welcome for Walter Reyes, a home-grown Youngstown boy.
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