The first day of the rest of the Big East
A press conference with a lot of fireworks, as the Big East announces the continuation of tournament at Madison Square Garden, the additions of Butler, Creighton, and Xavier, and a search for a commissioner.
A press conference with a lot of fireworks, as the Big East announces the continuation of tournament at Madison Square Garden, the additions of Butler, Creighton, and Xavier, and a search for a commissioner.
Two reports today shine a light on the future structure and naming of the Conference of the "Catholic" Schools, and the future of the Big East Tournament location.
The Big East that will be left behind is closing in a final deal that will secure their future on the rising network NBC Sports.
There's at least another season of Big East play likely, as the various programs sort out the monetary and legal issues of a Big East split.
Profiling the Big East "Catholic" Conference's additions in terms of NCAA history and attendance.
The next 48 hours should see a statement from the basketball-only schools about their decision to move on from the Big East... or not.
Discussing the appeal of the Atlantic Ten and Steve Lavin's comments about St. John's unique position.
Dissolution is discussed, no decisions made.
New financial numbers guess at the fallout from conference realignment for the Big East's media deal.
What's the break-even point for basketball schools to leave the Big East Conference? St. John's is one of two schools who recently wanted to keep the Big East together. And the logic makes sense.
Louisville receives an invite to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Rutgers leaves; Tulane joins; the rumor mill centers around Louisville and Connecticut.
On Rutgers, Maryland, Connecticut, and this idea that St. John's could go to the ACC.
As expected, the Big East takes its media rights onto the open market. The results will determine just how much the Big East programs can spend.