Cisco WAN :: EIGRP Not Fully Passing Routes After Introducing 3750

We've put in a 3750 at our corp hq (Detroit).  We did this to break up the current flat 172.16.0.0 /16 network into separate VLAN's for various purposes.  We plan on doing that at another site (Farmington), which will become a DR site.  We are running EIGRP throughout the organization over an OPTEMAN netowrk and also sending routes to a managed MPLS network which uses BGP.  BGP redistributes into EIGRP and vice versa.  I've attached a pdf of the network.  The 3750 core at the corp hq is a temp core, hopefully upgrading to Nexus within a year or two.  This problem didn't exist until the 3750 was introduced and became the gateway for the site.  The OPTEMAN router was the gateway and was on the same VLAN as the MPLS router.
 
So, in detroit we have an Detroit-MPLS router, Detroit-3750, and Detroit-OPTEMAN.  What I'm seeing is that the routers I'm getting from the MPLS router make it to the 3750.  The 3750 advertises those routes to the Detroit-OPTEMAN router.  However, the OPTEMAN router doesn't advertise these routes any further..
 
In Farmington, it is currently set up like Detroit used to be set up.  There is a flat network and both routers are on the same VLAN, no L3 core switch.  Routes come in from the MPLS, get advertised to the Farmington-OPTEMAN router, distributes the routes out to all OPTEMAN connected routers, including Detroit.  However, Detroit is not passing that route to the 3750.
 
When we made the 3750 stack the core, we didn't change anything else, except for some IP changes. Why these routes aren't fully redistributing?
 
Detroit-3750 Stack
WS-C3750G-24TS-S   <-Stack master running c3750-ipservicesk9-mz.122-55.SE7.bin
WS-C3750X-12S-E  <-Running c3750e-universalk9-mz.122-55.SE7
show sdm prefer
The current template is "desktop routing" template.
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