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Message: [QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 868224, member: 652"] Look back at the Big East Tournament and regular season titles since 2006 when the conference became as dominant as it was Louisville 3 titles 2009, 2012, 2013 Syracuse 1 title 2006 Georgetown 1 title 2007 Pittsburgh 1 title 2008 West Virginia 1 title 2010 UConn 1 title 2011 Regular Season titles Georgetown 3 titles(2 outright, 1 co-champion*) 2007, 2008, 2013* Syracuse 2 titles 2010, 2012 Louisville 2 titles( 1 outright, 1 co-champion) 2009, 2013* Pittsburgh 1 title 2011 UConn 1 title(co-champion) 2006* Villanova 1 title(co-champion) 2006* Marquette 1 title(co-champion) 2013* Look at where the strength of the Big East was it. It was with the football schools and Georgetown. That is why I have no lovelost leaving the Big East. We will continue playing Villanova practically every year, and Georgetown will cave once the Verizon Center doesn't fillup for any Big East games except Nova/St. John's. TexanMark brings up the point we need another home game when we don't play @Boston College and we don't need to worry about this because we are playing @Boston College EVERY YEAR now. The ACC made BC-SU protected rivals so we will get 1 game every year @Boston College for the New England alums to get to. Conte Forum will be Carrier Dome East as having spent 3 years in Newton that place is dead for basketball and our NE alums will take it over, and Boston > Providence in terms of location. The Original Big East died when the double round robin died, and the past few years were the status quo led by Providence College Commissioners who never wanted to fix the problem fully, but keep the status quo as much as they could to get Syracuse, UConn, Louisville, Pitt to fillup the Dunkin Donuts Center, whatever the Seton Hall arena is called, and keep those schools afloat. [/QUOTE]

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