nelsonmuntz
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No other conference tournament will ever come close to the show the Big East put on every March between 2006 and 2012.
Agreed. It was a combination of the general proximity of the schools to NYC and the fact that many of the schools that weren't within easy driving distance to NYC had large alumni presences in the city. Familiarity breeds contempt. The current set-up of conferences will result in some rivalries that will shift over time. The fact that I had friends, acquaintances or family members at every Big East school (in the early/mid 90's) made the Big East and the BET better than anything that can be put in to place in the future. RIP.No other conference tournament will ever come close to the show the Big East put on every March between 2006 and 2012.
Syracuse wouldnt come. Unless of course you match them up vs LeMoyne, with the winner playing Siena.MSG should host a preseason tourney and call it the Preseason Old BE. Invite all the teams that used to be in the BE and are no longer there. Bet that would sellout
Syracuse wouldnt come. Unless of course you match them up vs LeMoyne, with the winner playing Siena.
You would have to roofie Jim Boeheim to get him into MSG to play Gtown and UConn.
Or perhaps call it the Previously Under-appreciated Big East. I'll leave it to your imagination as to what the "PUBE" Trophy might look like.MSG should host a preseason tourney and call it the Preseason Old BE. Invite all the teams that used to be in the BE and are no longer there. Bet that would sellout
The new Catholic Big East Tournament will be the 2nd best college hoops tourney going on in NYC next week. The best (A-10) will be across the East River in Brooklyn where probably twice the number of NCAA teams will gather.
Another reason why the Big East would welcome us with open arms if we wanted to join them and take football independent.