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As FSA said in another thread, Tulane is joining the Big East as a full member, and East Carolina will join as a football-only associate. This all supposedly goes down in 2014.

While I'm not exactly a fan of Scott Van Pelt, he does bring up a good point (see the video in the linked article). The Big East now seems to be the neo-C-USA. Essentially, the C-USA has shed the old label for the new en masse in a TV revenue money-grab. So the question is: How are they getting away with this?

Food for thought.

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story ... urces-said

SuperHornet wrote:As FSA said in another thread, Tulane is joining the Big East as a full member, and East Carolina will join as a football-only associate. This all supposedly goes down in 2014.

While I'm not exactly a fan of Scott Van Pelt, he does bring up a good point (see the video in the linked article). The Big East now seems to be the neo-C-USA. Essentially, the C-USA has shed the old label for the new en masse in a TV revenue money-grab. So the question is: How are they getting away with this?

Food for thought.

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/story ... urces-said

Will the television companies really pay the same amount to the "new Big East"?

The schools seem to think so. But that remains to be seen.

My best guess: NOT ON YOUR LIFE!

SuperHornet wrote:The schools seem to think so. But that remains to be seen.

My best guess: NOT ON YOUR LIFE!

Heard this on the radio.

Why is this a separate thread?