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November 27, 2012
Tulane to move to Big East conference
If there was any question whatsoever about what matters most in college athletics, simply turn your attention to the conference that has nearly completed its complex strategy to expand to the east, west, south and north somewhat.
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November 24, 2012
Expansion a big win for B1G women's hoops
Patricia Babcock McGraw of the Daily Herald weighed in on the Big Ten's expansion yesterday writing that, "From a purely competitive standpoint, the Big Ten’s biggest win in this expansion might be in women’s hoops."
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November 21, 2012
Why the ACC should choose Louisville over UConn
Jason Kirk writes for SBNation.com that he doesn't see how there's any debate about whether the ACC should choose Louisville or UConn, if you remove your orange bouncy thing colored glasses.
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November 20, 2012
Interview: Brenda Frese excited about Big Ten move
Maryland Terrapins women's basketball coach Brenda Frese took some time to chat with Swish Appeal to preview the season, discuss how the team will respond to the loss of sophomore point guard Brene Moseley, and the school's move to the Big Ten.
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November 20, 2012
What will become of the Big East conference?
Rutgers University's departure from the Big East might end up triggering a domino effect that leads to the dismantling of one of the more dominant conferences in women's college basketball in recent years.
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November 19, 2012
Rutgers expected to join Big Ten
The latest episode in the ongoing NCAA conference realignment saga has Rutgers reportedly deciding to accompany Maryland to the Big Ten and furthering the demise of the Big East.
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November 18, 2012
How would Maryland & Rutgers impact the Big Ten?
Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! Sports put together a pretty nice overview of Maryland and Rutgers' potential move to the Big Ten, highlighting why it's a risky move for the midwest conference and did give a nod to what the move would do for basketball.
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November 17, 2012
Maryland and Rutgers In talks to move to Big Ten
Conference realignment continues. Should both schools move to the Big Ten, the conference will be considerably stronger in women's basketball.