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RE: Report: Big East Ready to Respond
(12-17-2012 10:24 PM)BlazerGreen Wrote:  
(12-17-2012 09:24 PM)PirateMarv Wrote:  No, you are not missing anything. Apparently that UAB fan has not realized that his schools programs are one of the main reason that schools are trying leave CUSA.

What programs? UAB has won conference titles in baseball and basketball in the last two years. Men's soccer is a Top 25 and NCAA tournament regular. Women's sports are all competitive.

I KNOW you aren't talking academics.

Football sucks and we're working on turning it around, same as Tulane and Memphis. Let UNC hire your next football coach and see where it takes your program.

UAB is every bit as deserving as Tulane.

I don't know why Tulane was selected either; but there is no need to compound the problem by adding UAB.
(This post was last modified: 12-17-2012 10:47 PM by PirateMarv.)
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