bearcat jeff
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With the edition of Tulane and E. Carolina the Big East is going to hell. UC can't get out fast enough.
With the edition of Tulane and E. Carolina the Big East is going to hell. UC can't get out fast enough.
You started this thread and then violently disagree with yourself. So you are finally admitting you are wrong as usual.
I said it 2 weeks ago. Uconn will go to the acc first
Here's an Andy Katz article from ESPN about Cincy trying to join the ACC:
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...i-bearcats-making-strong-push-join-acc-source
Here's an Andy Katz article from ESPN about Cincy trying to join the ACC:
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...i-bearcats-making-strong-push-join-acc-source
Katz updated his original posting actually listing some of the facts that UC has used in their pitch.
• The Bearcats were one of only six teams to finish in the top 25 of the final USA Today football and men's basketball polls (joining Michigan,Michigan State, Florida State, Baylor and Wisconsin).
• Ohio is a new and fertile recruiting ground and expands the geographic footprint of the ACC. Ohio had the fifth-most NCAA Division I football signees in 2012.
• Cincinnati's endowment is more than $1 billion, which is 26th nationally and more than six members of the ACC, and twice the size of Maryland's.
• The school is tied for 34th among public research universities, according to the Center for Measuring University Performance. That's in line with several other ACC schools.
• Cincinnati has nine Fortune 500 companies in the area, plus is the 35th-ranked TV market.
Katz updated his original posting actually listing some of the facts that UC has used in their pitch.
• The Bearcats were one of only six teams to finish in the top 25 of the final USA Today football and men's basketball polls (joining Michigan,Michigan State, Florida State, Baylor and Wisconsin).
• Ohio is a new and fertile recruiting ground and expands the geographic footprint of the ACC. Ohio had the fifth-most NCAA Division I football signees in 2012.
• Cincinnati's endowment is more than $1 billion, which is 26th nationally and more than six members of the ACC, and twice the size of Maryland's.
• The school is tied for 34th among public research universities, according to the Center for Measuring University Performance. That's in line with several other ACC schools.
• Cincinnati has nine Fortune 500 companies in the area, plus is the 35th-ranked TV market.
UC can go nowhere if not invited.