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College Basketball: Best Conference


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  1. 1. Which NCAA conference is the best for basketball?

    • ACC
      26
    • Big East
      5
    • Big 12
      1
    • SEC
      6
    • Big Ten
      6
    • MVC
      0
    • Pac-10
      8
    • MWC
      1
    • WAC
      0
    • Other: please specify
      1


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ACC cause they got my Maryland in it.

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From Top to Bottom, Big East.

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big ten... enough said

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its a disgrace to this forum that the ACC is an overwhelming favorite. duke and unc, thats it folks.

top to bottom is pac 10, close second is big east
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Here is a tell tale sign. ACC/Big Ten challenge. ACC 8 wins, Big Ten 3 in 2007. On top of that the ACC has won the challenge every year since 1999.

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Here is a tell tale sign. ACC/Big Ten challenge. ACC 8 wins, Big Ten 3 in 2007. On top of that the ACC has won the challenge every year since 1999.

But at the same time...that is the beginning of the year. I think the ACC is better top to bottom than the Big Ten, but you would have a better idea head-to-head if they did the challenge at the end of the year. We will see who is the strongest come tourney time.

Anyways, I am a Purdue student...so Boiler Up!
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