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RE: C-USA & MWC dissolving to merge 2013: Affects new BE teams' buyouts?
(02-13-2012 05:49 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  This new merged conference is going to look an awful lot like the New Big East.

Except that Rutgers probably has a larger market than the entire west side of the new MW/CUSA conference combined. There is no similarity between the two leagues other than they both go coast to coast. By that measure the New Big East is also similar to the NFL.
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