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RE: Uh oh...Villanova's vote delayed
(04-11-2011 09:59 AM)The Brown Bull Wrote:  Then if not Nova, will the basketball schools allow member #18? If not, I think the split is back on the table.

Whoa re these "basketball schools" you refer to? Do you really think Notre Dame and Providence vote together? That 29-sport Georgetown has common interests with 14-sport-minimum DePaul? Does anyone remember the school whose vote allowed Rutgers and VTech in the league? St. John's.

Then again, we all know UConn, Pitt, and Louisville think alike.
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