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RE: THREE C-USA teams ranked ahead of the HIGHEST ranked BE team in BCS poll
(11-14-2011 05:19 PM)SoMs Eagle Wrote:  
(11-14-2011 02:50 PM)UCFmike Wrote:  Big east does suck, but add Houston, SMU, UCF, Boise and possibly BYU and now you have a great league that is leaps and bounds ahead of CUSA/MWC alliance.

So when does this happen? Why have you not already accepted your invite that you are getting even if Boise does not come? What is taking so long? How do you guys know all of this? Why will no one answer these questions? Why will this reply be totally ignored?

Mustard Buzzard fan, I think we all know how slow the big east works. If you do not believe any of this will happen, then why do all USM fans incessently compare CUSA and Big East while at the same time begging UCF, UH, and SMU fans to reconsider joining?
11-14-2011 05:30 PM
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RE: THREE C-USA teams ranked ahead of the HIGHEST ranked BE team in BCS poll - UCFmike - 11-14-2011 05:30 PM
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