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RE: C7 Split done by Wedneday; ND to ACC Early
(03-02-2013 09:44 PM)BullsFanInTX Wrote:  
(03-02-2013 08:11 PM)Tallgrass Wrote:  How about Conference-911? That title captures the history of this league.

9 CUSA Teams: Cincy, USF, UCF, ECU, Tulane, Mempis, Houston, SMU, plus one other unfortunate CUSA soul.

1 MAC: Temple

1 BIG EAST: UConn

Huh?? Cincy and USF are not CUSA teams. They are current members of the Big East and have been as long as UConn has been a football member of the Big East...almost a decade.

Actually, UConn joined the Big East for football 1 year before Cincy, L'ville & USF. 2004 was their first year as a footbal member.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/stan.../year/2004
03-03-2013 06:24 PM
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