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RE: BE still talking with Papa Johns Bowl
(01-18-2010 09:17 AM)Cubanbull Wrote:  The Liberty Bowl will want an SEC tie in first anf foremost. The CUSA tie in comes in because Memphis is part of CUSA. But things are getting dicy now because if the SEC is more willing to bump the PPJ over them to play a BE team rather than an SEC team, then that puts the Liberty in a rough spot, do they let a shot at the SEC go by to hang on to CUSA or do they let go of CUSA to hang on to SEC?

IMO, hanging on to the SEC should be their top priority, even if that means jettisoning C-USA and angering local Memphis supporters.

If the SEC insists on a BCS matchup with the Big East, they should dump C-USA and sign us up.
01-18-2010 09:37 AM
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