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TWITBE 9- Featuring Creighton head coach Greg McDermott, former Syracuse guard Eric Devendorf and ESPN Analyst and former UConn head coach Jim Calhoun

from This Week in the BIG EAST - Weekly Overview of NCAA College Basketball's Top Conference · host John Rooke & Kevin McNamara |Big East Basketball: Authors, Sports Writers &

This week’s radio show mixes past and present as the BIG EAST is nearly a week away from celebrating its 35th tournament at Madison Square Garden. Creighton head coach Greg McDermott joins Rooke and McNamara to talk about his present injury situation and how he has re-tooled his line up. Former Syracuse guard Eric Devendorf and ESPN Analyst, former UConn head coach Jim Calhoun join the show to talk about the infamous six-overtime tournament game between the Orange and Huskies in 2009.

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