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RE: AP: Butler, Creighton, Xavier to the Big East (C7)
2004 was a Mike Anderson coached team that wound up going to the Sweet Sixteen. This year was Haase's first season and a rebuilding year. I think that has to be factored in. We played E. Carolina toward the end of the January losing streak and Marshall just after, and that was also a part of it.

I'd agree that both St. Louis and Marquette are name games that would put butts in seats more than a routine conference game, especially when the record is down, for what that's worth.
03-27-2013 09:55 AM
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