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RE: TV industry analyst: ACC additions worth more than BE deal 2014
(02-08-2012 04:01 PM)stever20 Wrote:  Well, first off, you still have Big East hoops- which is still in the top 3 conferences in the country. Big East tourney at MSG probably the premier conference tournament in the country.

But can that be said when you replace WVU, Syracuse and Pitt with UCF, Houston and SMU while the ACC tourney now adds Cuse and Pitt to Duke and UNC? Big East basketball is still going to be very valuable, but it has also taken quite a hit.
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