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RE: NY Times Reporting Temple in Talks to Big East for All Sports
(02-22-2012 02:52 PM)MinerInWisconsin Wrote:  
(02-22-2012 02:50 PM)stever20 Wrote:  1 other team in the NE that I failed to memtion- Army....

Temple to me is a huge non get for the Alliance. It was the 1 real hope on the east coast for relevancy that they could add.

Absolutely. No denying that. Now if the Alliance could somehow get Army interested, which I doubt, that would remove some of the sting of not getting Temple.

True. But, given that Army got smoked by some of the same teams in CUSA before 10 years ago- don't really see that as being all that viable.
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