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RE: Anyone catch Jim Calhoun on the Gottlieb radio show today?
(04-26-2018 11:21 AM)stever20 Wrote:  uh, back in 2011, the Big East wasn't one of the best conferences. It WAS the best conference. To act like there's no drop off is ignorant. It's not the same conference like 7 years ago.

And acting like TV doesn't matter is foolish. Of course it matters.

It sounds like you need to get your argument straightened out in your head beyond Big East = Bad, because in the span of two or three posts you went from saying the Big East was dealt a fatal blow to calling them one of the best conferences in the country. You can't have it both ways.
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