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RE: "Don’t sell the Big East's chances of surviving and thriving short"...
(05-10-2012 12:56 PM)Brian Reading Wrote:  
(05-10-2012 12:53 PM)HornLakeTiger Wrote:  
(05-10-2012 12:45 PM)Brian Reading Wrote:  
(05-10-2012 11:36 AM)HornLakeTiger Wrote:  I'll take our Isle of Misfit Toys any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

This is HOME.

Great column.

+1 Houston is Big East country now.

Well....not counting the 38 Rice fans in the Houston metro area...give or take a few... 05-stirthepot

Wait, Rice...fans? Isn't that an oxymoron? 03-razz

I tried to PM you this because I didn't want to take the thread in a different direction, but you have PM's turned off..so...what IS the feeling about Rice athletics down there now that Houston is gone? I get the sense that Rice desperately needed Houston to stick around.
05-10-2012 01:03 PM
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