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Who will playing Big East BB in 2013-2014?
It looks like Rutgers, UL and the Catholic schools will still be around. With the new schools coming in exactly how many BB schools will we have? Is this correct? 18? AmI missing anybody?

UConn
Gtown
Prov
St. John
Seton Hall
Villanova
Rutgers
Temple
Notre Dame?
Cincy
DePaul
Louisville
Marquette
USF
Houston
SMU
UCF
Memphis
01-21-2013 05:16 PM
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RE: Who will playing Big East BB in 2013-2014?
Looks about right. To sum it up...

2012-13 lineup [15 teams]
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Syracuse & Pitt [2 teams]
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Temple, SMU, Memphis, Houston, & UCF [5 teams]
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2013-14 lineup [18 teams]

It'll be a bit more dramatic looking at the 2014-15 lineup, assuming the Catholic 7, Notre Dame, & Louisville all leave Big East as expected in July 2014.
01-21-2013 10:43 PM
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