Who did I forget that should be included? Who did I include that should be omitted?
The extra teams at the bottom of each conference bracketed by ** ** are alternate substitutions if a team listed should be removed.
{{{B1G}}}
Tosu
Notre Dame
michigan
PSU
MSU
Wisc
Iowa
Illinois
Cincy
Purdue
Indiana
Minn
NW
MD
**Rutgers**
**Army**
{{{SEC}}}
Bama
Georgia
FSU
Auburn
Tenn
Ol Miss
Florida
Mizz
SC
Kentucky
Ark
Miss St
Vandy
Memphis
**UCF**
{{{ACC}}}
Clemson
Miami
VaTech
LVille
WVU
Pitt
GT
BC
SYR
UNC
NC St
UVA
Duke
Wake
**Navy**
{{{PAC}}}
USC
Oregon
Wash
UCLA
Utah
BYU
Oregon St
Boise St
AZ
ASU
Cal
Stanford
Wash St
Nevada
**UNLV**
{{{Big-12}}}
Texas
OU
LSU
Colorado
Nebraska
oSu
A&M
TCU
KSU
Baylor
ISU
Houston
TxT
KS
**SMU**
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In scheduling. U can’t have varying levels of scheduling and try and compare to select qualifying teams
It has to be something resembling the NFL model with teams qualifying via records against like opponents. Even in the big ten and SEC some teams have decent out of conference matchups and some have awful ones.
If this is the way it goes there has to be a central process that is well defined
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Could be just me...
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The hyper-conference model destroys legacy match-ups.
that part of the goal was to maintain conferences and get back to them being more regional with the travel coming from Conf vs Conf matchups.
Bring back Big East, PAC-10, and SWC!
The 4 Power conferences ripped apart the legacy regional rivalries.
Create geographic divisions that recreate the legacy Pac 12, SWC, Big 12, etc. rivalry games.
Comment?
They are maintaining those conferences but that doesn't mean the teams in them will stay the same as now. It also doesn't mean those will be the only conferences (70 teams in 4 conferences would be 17.5 teams per conference, 5 conferences is a perfect 14 pet conference).
Most importantly you have to consider the "Why?" behind teams like USC, Oregon, UCLA, Washington going all the way over to the B1G. It was money!
That reason would no longer exist under this plan and with all of these teams under the same League (not called the NCAA) the money remains same regardless of their conferences and they could have freedom to easily realign the teams to their regional conferences.
Example: B1G has 18 teams and would need to move to 14. 4 Pac teams return to Pac/Western Conference (not sure about rights regarding the naming of it), Nebraska goes back to Big 12 and ND makes long anticipated move to B1G.
This same type of thing would happen with the other conferences, like the SEC currently has 16 teams, so they could slide TX, A&M, and OU back to the Big 12 and add, say FSU since bridges seem burnt between them and the ACC.
I think we both agree that reconfiguration should happen whether with
inter-conference movement or the creation of geographic divisions.
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No more MAC games for him to lose.
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with likely 5 conferences made up by 14 teams each...this would allow conferences to return to being more regional based...think SEC, B1G, PAC, ACC, and BIG 12 but everyone only plays teams from these conferences.
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