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"Ar Q" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > It used to be ACC/Big East challenge. Until several years of ACC 9-0 or 8-1 > over Big East. ESPN has to stop the series. It seems to me Big 10 begins to > show sign of no contest. It almost happened last year. It won't surprise me > if Big 10 has only 2 wins this year. > Relax, dude. So far, the home team has won every game, and there have been no major upsets. So, for some reason they scheduled the ACC at home for 4 of the first 5 games. Besides, if you take out the waxing of Indiana, and ignore Northwestern and Florida State (it's OK, they ought to be used to it by now) you have three of the best games ESPN has televised for a while. I am not upset that my conference lost two of those three because they were all close late. There's no shame in losing a close game on the road against a good team early in the season. In fact, I'd argue it can help a team way more than, say, beating APB by 70 points or so. Just to pull a random example out of a hat... Drew
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