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RE: Is Georgetown a basketball blue blood?
(07-14-2017 11:25 AM)stever20 Wrote:  brand name and blue blood are 2 totally different things....

Also, I would mention that at least Louisville, Michigan St are clearly ahead of Georgetown. So either the 2nd group is a whole lot smaller than 10, or Georgetown isn't in that 2nd group.

Incorrect. If next year there's a game between Michigan State and Georgetown, or Louisville and Georgetown, nobody will think that these are matchups of a big brand vs a little brand. To the contrary, those roll off the tongue as matchups between equal-brand programs.
07-14-2017 11:29 AM
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