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Abandoning Big East has become a disaster for one-time powerhouses
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[QUOTE="freescooter, post: 3833090, member: 1023"] No. I’m saying that Villanova benefitted when those teams left. Now they can regularly beat up on the mediocre new big East teams and it has helped them. And jeez, yeah in the 1970s and 1980s they were good. Good grief. There wasn’t a Big East in 1971. Villanova is the absolute cream of the crop in the NBE. It isn’t even debatable. When you win 4 of 5 league championships and 2 National championships while nobody else gets past the 2nd round ( well Xavier got to an elite 8 I think) there is little argument about that. [/QUOTE]
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