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RE: SiriusXM Jack Arute/ACC now overshadows the Big XII...
A&M will be a tough comparison because they changed coaches as well. They could have won the Big 12 last year for all we know.

You are right. We haven't see Rutgers and Maryland compete in the BIG. I have seen Maryland compete in the ACC for many years, and they struggle with consistency. That is why I have low faith in them. At least A&M had proven they could be good in the SWC and Big 12. Maryland hasn't proven jack. Rutgers could be decent but I think the stage will be overwhelming for a while. If recruiting picks up then maybe.
05-04-2013 11:00 AM
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