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RE: Should Cincy join UConn in the Big East?
(07-06-2019 01:33 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  The conference does need to perform better in the postseason (in multiple sports) but I think the basketball is still trending up (even with UConn leaving). Memphis, UH, Cincy, Temple, and Wichita make a nice core and the other programs have shown signs of improvement. If it isn't a power conference then its the next best thing.

Correct, it's something between the best mid-major conferences (A-10, MWC, etc.) and the Power/Major conferences right now (and it's been on the rise in the last year)

https://twitter.com/PaintTouches/status/...2049638401

I've referenced this before, but it illustrates that point pretty well. The American is smack dab in the middle. (a few years ago it was much closer to the A-10, but Memphis, Houston, and UConn have pulled it up recently)

And I agree the basketball is trending up, but UConn leaving will make it more difficult to maintain.
07-06-2019 01:40 PM
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