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Updated Big East Bubble Watch
Posted: 03.05.2010 at 4:33 PM
Alex Dunbar

Alex Dunbar is a news and sports multimedia journalist for CNY Central.

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UPDATED 3/13/2010 
 
The Big East Bubble is basically cleared up. Louisville locked up a bid by beating Syracuse twice, Marquette has too many wins to keep out and Notre Dame made enough of an impact over the past few weeks.
 
Locked In
 
Syracuse
Villanova
Georgetown
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Marquette
Notre Dame
 
 
 
On Very Shaky Ground
 
 
Seton Hall (19-12 RPI 61) Their game against Notre Dame in the Big East Tournament was essentially an elimination game. Seton Hall's profile isn't terrible but I don't believe it's good enough to get them in.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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