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    <description>Sorry, not one for blogs at all. Maybe that's because I'm older than dirt according to certain posters. LOL&#13;
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It is good that CBS can bring a wide array of people to one venue, but so far their "improvements" are questionable. &#13;
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Maybe I should rewrite this again after going out drinking with Chip...............</description>
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      <description>The past few years, the Atlantic 10 has been a conference of mixed results. Some have offered that it is the closest thing to a 7th major conference, while others refer to it as &amp;quot;The Big East minus good teams&amp;quot;. Last season&amp;#39;s runs of Xavier (Elite Eight of the NCAAs) and UMass (NIT finals) have this conference looking solid coming into this year. The Atlantic 10 also has it&amp;#39;s share of solid coaches; Bobby Lutz, Brian Gregory, Phil Martelli, Rick Majerus, Fran Dunphy, and Sean Miller highlight the list. &lt;p&gt;&lt;/p&gt;The league has seen some of it&amp;#39;s stars leave. Charlotte&amp;#39;s Leemire Goldwire, Duquesne&amp;#39;s Kojo Mensah, Fordham&amp;#39;s Bryant Dunston and Marcus Stout, GW&amp;#39;s Maureece Rice, LaSalle&amp;#39;s Darnell Harris, RIU&amp;#39;s Will Daniels and Parfait Bitee, and Temple&amp;#39;s Mark Tyndale. But the bigger loses include Dayton&amp;#39;s Brian Roberts, Duquesne&amp;#39;s Shawn James, UMass&amp;#39;s Gary Forbes, and Xavier&amp;#39;s trio of Josh Duncan, Drew Lavender, and Stanley Burrell. But as I will highlight in the upcoming capsules, the conference&amp;#39;s cupboards are far from bare. 2008-09 Atlantic 10 predictions: &lt;p&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</description>
      <title>A preview of the 2008-09 Atlantic 10 hoops season</title>
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