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Around the Big East: Week 5

October 3, 2011 Micah Tannenbaum

Syracuse coughed one up against Rutgers, while Connecticut and Louisville lost late leads at home to teams from the Mid-Atlantic Conference and Conference USA, respectively. West Virginia and Cincinnati continued to impress, while Pittsburgh surprised some with their rout of No. 16 South Florida.

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Around The Big East: Week 4

September 26, 2011 Micah Tannenbaum

Cincinnati and No. 18 South Florida continued to impress as the Big East went 5-2 in Week 4. The Bearcats routed the Wolfpack, while South Florida rolled over UTEP. Syracuse needed overtime to beat Toledo, while Connecticut and Rutgers also picked up wins. Pittsburgh fell at Notre Dame while No. 16 West Virginia got blown out at home against No. 2 LSU. Conference play begins next week.

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Around the Big East: Week 3

September 19, 2011 Micah Tannenbaum

With Rutgers taking the week off, the Big East had a modest improvement, going 4-3 in Week 3. Syracuse and Pittsburgh fell on the road while Connecticut lost a late lead for the second consecutive week. No. 18 West Virginia held on at Maryland while Louisville held off Kentucky. No. 20 South Florida and Cincinnati both won handily at home.

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Around the Big East: Week 3

September 19, 2011 Wes Cheng

With Rutgers taking the week off, the Big East had a modest improvement, going 4-3 in Week 3. Syracuse and Pittsburgh fell on the road while Connecticut lost a late lead for the second consecutive week. No. 18 West Virginia held on at Maryland while Louisville held off Kentucky. No. 20 South Florida and Cincinnati both won handily at home.

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Around the Big East: Week 2

September 13, 2011 Micah Tannenbaum

After posting a perfect record through Week 1, the Big East struggled mightily in Week 2. Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Louisville had their hands full against FCS opponents, while Rutgers, Cincinnati and Connecticut all fell on the road. No. 19 West Virginia trailed Norfolk State at the half before finding their offense. Arguably, the lone bright spot was No. 22 South Florida, who riding high off their Week 1 win over Notre Dame, easily handled Ball State by 30.