Fieldhouse Flyer wrote:DudeAnon wrote:
Xavier and Dayton are worth more than Georgetown, Villanova and St. John's?
Your reading comprehension is to be commended.
It means he is a jerk who enjoys being a jerk!DudeAnon wrote:Fieldhouse Flyer wrote:DudeAnon wrote:
Xavier and Dayton are worth more than Georgetown, Villanova and St. John's?
Your reading comprehension is to be commended.
What does that mean ?
jfan wrote:It means he is a jerk who enjoys being a jerk!DudeAnon wrote:Fieldhouse Flyer wrote:Your reading comprehension is to be commended.
What does that mean ?
ChicagoX wrote:It appears that these lengthy copy-and-paste posts were done for one reason and one reason only, and that is to pimp Dayton's resume for an invitation to the Big East that isn't coming. Can we just start a thread for the Dayton and VCU fans to promote their schools instead of having to deal with the annoying posts from these out-of-conference schools' fans? Let them have their own little circle-jerk while the rest of us talk Big East basketball.
Xudash wrote:ChicagoX wrote:It appears that these lengthy copy-and-paste posts were done for one reason and one reason only, and that is to pimp Dayton's resume for an invitation to the Big East that isn't coming. Can we just start a thread for the Dayton and VCU fans to promote their schools instead of having to deal with the annoying posts from these out-of-conference schools' fans? Let them have their own little circle-jerk while the rest of us talk Big East basketball.
This is a Big East board. Why have such a thread at all? Of course, our moderator has since created such a thread for some reason.
It is fun to point out that part of VD's revenue comes from an NCAAT revenue stream that was created by Xavier, which also means that it is a revenue stream that Xavier abandoned.
Poor Muddled Waters. He thinks he's put up some compelling link-fest, but he ends up facing a backlash. His fellow Dayton fans that lurk here must just shake their heads, wondering why he hasn't been banned here yet. VD's new coach had better keep them going to the NCAAT, or they'll start dropping out of such lists.
VD will continue to be the cat's meow in Dayton, Ohio, where the sweater vests will show up to watch a stellar home OOC schedule and weak A10 competition in a building that is closing in on the age of 50 - and looks the part.
As far as the Big East teams are concerned, the Forbes list rankings will be interesting to watch as we move forward, given the number of teams we're getting into the tournament, how deeply we're making runs in it, and given the continuing denominator of 10. The NCAAT revenue flow should continue to be impressive.
sciencejay wrote:Xudash wrote:ChicagoX wrote:It appears that these lengthy copy-and-paste posts were done for one reason and one reason only, and that is to pimp Dayton's resume for an invitation to the Big East that isn't coming. Can we just start a thread for the Dayton and VCU fans to promote their schools instead of having to deal with the annoying posts from these out-of-conference schools' fans? Let them have their own little circle-jerk while the rest of us talk Big East basketball.
This is a Big East board. Why have such a thread at all? Of course, our moderator has since created such a thread for some reason.
It is fun to point out that part of VD's revenue comes from an NCAAT revenue stream that was created by Xavier, which also means that it is a revenue stream that Xavier abandoned.
Poor Muddled Waters. He thinks he's put up some compelling link-fest, but he ends up facing a backlash. His fellow Dayton fans that lurk here must just shake their heads, wondering why he hasn't been banned here yet. VD's new coach had better keep them going to the NCAAT, or they'll start dropping out of such lists.
VD will continue to be the cat's meow in Dayton, Ohio, where the sweater vests will show up to watch a stellar home OOC schedule and weak A10 competition in a building that is closing in on the age of 50 - and looks the part.
As far as the Big East teams are concerned, the Forbes list rankings will be interesting to watch as we move forward, given the number of teams we're getting into the tournament, how deeply we're making runs in it, and given the continuing denominator of 10. The NCAAT revenue flow should continue to be impressive.
Why be so dismissive? This is a Big East board, and many of us are interested in discussing the more esoteric aspects of the conference (value, branding, expansion) and college hoops relative to the in-season stuff about who's doing well, what injuries are there, etc. It is the off season after all. I think these numbers are interesting. Would they have an effect on the decision-makers as to what school(s) might get an invitation (should invites be extended)? I don't know, but a major component of our conference's 'brand' value is the value of individual institutions, however that may be defined. Don't get so ruffled that UD has a higher value than X. So what? You got the invite four years ago and they didn't. And you just made the elite 8. But that fact doesn't change the outcome of either of the WSJ and Forbes analyses of what programs are worth the most. And it shouldn't be surprising that conference schools that are in large metro areas are measured to have high value even when the programs haven't been the best. Geez, the Clippers went for what, $2B when Sterling got kicked out of the NBA for being racist? When had they really contended prior to that (or since)? But they were in LA. Bada bing, bada boom. Value.
This isn't about lurking or trolling. It's the off season. Isn't now the time to discuss more random concepts such as this? Don't read threads if you think the posters are trolls or if you don't care about the direction of the discussion. For all of the "this is the Big East, so act like you're part of the big time" posts that fly around this board when any potential expansion candidate is mentioned, these whiny comments don't appear to come from a position of strength. If you truly have to take offense any time a UC or UD fan posts something, maybe you should schedule an hour on SJHooper's couch and talk about your feelings.
GoldenWarrior11 wrote:The C7 had the opportunity to add five and go to twelve in 2013. They didn't because they saw more value with the institutional and geographical fits, as well as the round-robin format, so they chose to be a ten-team conference.
Do you have a link to support that? I've never read a conference. Representative say that. Maybe that means that I'm just not well read enough on the subject, so I'm open to being educated.Adding Dayton and VCU alone is not worth the separation of our conference's goals. If/when Saint Louis gets back to the top of the A-10 with Ford, then expansion becomes realistic again with SLU/UD, but there are no other realistic options out there. We aren't adding VCU. We aren't adding UMass. We probably aren't adding UConn. I would even make the argument that we aren't adding Dayton after Archie left, unless Grant shows that he is capable of not only continuing that level of success, but building on and elevating it as well.
One of our biggest strengths we have as a conference is our brand and identity. The round robin format is now part of that reestablished identity. Until a valuable and worthy program reveals itself to discard that asset, we are at ten for the foreseeable future.
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