Inyatkin
Stairway to Seven
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Did you miss the depths of the AAC days?when was this?
Did you miss the depths of the AAC days?when was this?
that was never a rivalry, it was a forced interaction similar to Marquette.Did you miss the depths of the AAC days?
Which was basically my pointthat was never a rivalry, it was a forced interaction similar to Marquette.
No the Big East has proven to be much easier.Did you miss the depths of the AAC days?
... and has motivated our fan base, increased donations, increased attendance, etcNo the Big East has proven to be much easier.
I don't miss those days of playing the AAC's best team in front of a half-full Gampel Pavilion.No the Big East has proven to be much easier.
On the football board it is.Are we still having a "should have stayed in the AAC" discussion? Is that a thing?
This is how I would classify them:
Out of conference rivalries: Duke, Kentucky, UCLA - classic in-season & Tourney games over the years that meant something at a national level.
In conference rivalries: Villanova, Georgetown, St. Johns, PC, Syracuse (not technically, but we had classics w/them over the years).
"New" rivalries: Creighton, Marquette, Xavier
Fringe cultOn the football board it is.