The 2005-2006 U.S. Sports Academy Director's Cup Final Standings have been released. Only those schools which placed in the top 100 (or tied for the top 100) are listed. Here is how the Big East faired:

http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos/scho...lStand.pdf

#6 Notre Dame
#52 West Virginia
#54 Louisville
#58 UConn
#68 Georgetown
#76 Rutgers
#78 Providence
#85 South Florida
#87 Villanova
#91 Pittsburgh

For more info on the scoring structure, see:
http://nacda.cstv.com/directorscup/nacda...oring.html

If the olympic sports contributed one penny to the conference Notre Dame would be a tremendous asset.

MAny sports that count toward that list mean almost nothing. Tennessee just missed out on the top 10, and their football team sucked. Basketball was good this year, but football is the only sport that really matters in my mind.