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RE: Why isn't the Big East headquartered in New York?
I can see both sides. On one hand, keeping the conference office in Providence is properly respectful to tradition and the role played by founding members. On the other, are the obvious advantages of image and media to be had in New York, plus making a statement that this will be a NEW Big East. I lean toward the latter.

"Stamford, close to the new NBC Sports headquarters" makes a lot of sense.
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06-30-2012 04:40 PM
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