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RE: Article says Big East guaranteed 1 in 4 years in Liberty Bowl
(05-20-2010 03:01 PM)Airport KC Wrote:  
(05-20-2010 09:52 AM)quo vadis Wrote:  
(05-19-2010 12:09 PM)TIGER-PAUL Wrote:  a bit more money and comparing it to birmingham..
plus this spot is now down a slot in BE order..

Yes, Memphis is far more attractive than Birmingham. What sucks is that we'll almost always play a C-USA team, not an SEC team.

Uh you mean MAC?

MAC is the backup for the Papa John's Bowl.

I was talking about the Liberty deal. By my understanding, the BE is a replacement for the SEC should the SEC not fill its slot, so odds we can only play an SEC once every 4 years, and then only if the SEC makes its quota that year.
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