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NYT: Football, Not Basketball, Could Determine the Future of the Big East


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of course it will.  that's the sport that makes the most money.

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of course it will.  that's the sport that makes the most money.

Tell that to the BE basketball only schools.  Seton Hall basketball coach believe basketball will continue to be the driving force behind the success of the Big East.  BE was built on basketball and it will always be that way in his eyes.  Someone forgot to tell him times have changed.  Look Babe Ruth IS baseball to most, but he's not the driving force behind it in today's game.  That's the problem with the brain trust in Providence... always a day late and a dollar short.

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