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Daily Archives: March 21, 2011
“Big East? Big Deal”

According to our guest writer Mike Jarvis, the Big East is no big deal. America's best conference went into Thursday with 11 teams in the tournament. After the first weekend, there are just 2 remaining.
Today we have a special guest blogger. His name is Mike Jarvis.
Mike is a sports buff that never shies away from sharing his opinion or flexing his Buckeye muscles. You can follow Mike on twitter @jarvismb
First off, I must admit that my conference allegiance lies with the Big Ten, and at the beginning of the season I was convinced they were the best conference in the nation. However, once the season started my opinion changed, as I think almost everyone came to regard the Big East as the best conference in the nation. Once the Big East schedule was underway this sentiment only seemed to grow. But this is when I started having questions about the talent of the Big East conference. I still thought they were the best conference from top to bottom, but how did they stack up nationally? Once the conference schedule started the rankings were all relative to each other. By that I mean the Big East teams were only playing each other which made it harder to determine how good they were nationally.
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Tagged Big East, Big Ten, Duke, March Madness, Mike Jarvis, NCAA Basketball, St. John's, UConn