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RE: Is a remodeled Dayton Arena a prerequisite for a Big East bid
The new conference media contract model is no longer going to be built on market size, it's about the popularity of individual programs. The Big East will eventually see this and go to 12, With Dayton being part of the deal.

I know a lot of people hold the double round robin schedule as sacred but with 12 teams and 18 games you only miss 4 teams a second time--bump that up to 20 games and that number gets cut to 2.
05-12-2017 04:03 PM
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