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Greater Danbury News-Times
Big East men's basketball notebook: Villanova picked No. 1
WILDCATS NO. 1 -- Fresh off last season's Final Four appearance and sparked by the return of senior guards Scottie Reynolds and Reggie Redding and junior Corey Stokes, the Villanova Wildcats were handed the bull's-eye as the team to beat in the 2009-10... Full Article at Greater Danbury News-Times
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WILDCATS NO. 1 -- Fresh off last season's Final Four appearance and sparked by the return of senior guards Scottie Reynolds and Reggie Redding and junior Corey Stokes, the Villanova Wildcats were handed the bull's-eye as the team to beat in the 2009-10... Full Article at The Connecticut Post
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NEW YORK — They came, they saw, they wondered. The most talked about part of the Big East men's basketball media day is always the preseason coaches' poll, and it raised some eyebrows Wednesday among the two New Jersey programs. Full Article at Asbury Park Press
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A fourth birth in the Final Four for the Villanova Wildcats last season ended against the eventual National Champion North Carolina Tar Heels by the score of 83-69. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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We've had a tremendous relationship with the Big East since 1983 and New York fans have come to expect great things at this championship ... And we are thrilled that we will continue to have great things here through 2016.
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It's an honor and that's how we look at it ... It's an honor for all the other coaches in the league to pick us first. But after we leave here, the honor is over and it's time to prove ourselves.
