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john01992
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i have proposed it countless times and yet it has never kicked off. or better yet how come no one of note has ever proposed it. it seems pretty solid imo
its purpose is too eliminate conference dodging and keep conferences "whole" rather than two split divisions. nowhere in the book does it say a conference must have divisions.
its setup up has NO DIVISIONS. the schools play on a round robin schedule over a 2 year period. each school gets 2 fixed yearly rivals. the rest play on rotation.
michigan
year 1
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
purdue
IU
nebraska
penn state
ohio state
michigan state
does not play
rutgers
maryland
minn
iowa
year 2
rutgers
maryland
minn
iowa
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
ohio state
michigan state
does not play
purdue
IU
nebraska
penn state
year 3
purdue
IU
nebraska
penn state
rutgers
maryland
minn
ohio state
michigan state
does not play
iowa
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
year 4
iowa
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
purdue
IU
nebraska
ohio state
michigan state
the cycle keeps like that
conf. championship game
2 highest in the BCS get the bid.
this makes for the highest 2 in the conf. will meet every single time. no more of this 6-6 georgia tech vs FSU Bullsh...
now there is one problem......
ncaa rule: 17.9.1.2 © Twelve-Member Conference Championship Game. [FBS/FCS] A conference championship game between division champions of a member conference of 12 or more institutions that is divided into two divisions (of six or more institutions each), each of which conducts round-robin, regular-season competition among the members of that division;
however there is a precedent that allows for a conference to disregard this rule:
the MAC has been violating this NCAA rule ever since it went to 13 teams in 2007. The conference never applied for a waiver and no one at the NCAA has called them on violating the round-robin divisional play rule. for example kent state & umass dont play this year despite playing in the same division of the mac.
its purpose is too eliminate conference dodging and keep conferences "whole" rather than two split divisions. nowhere in the book does it say a conference must have divisions.
its setup up has NO DIVISIONS. the schools play on a round robin schedule over a 2 year period. each school gets 2 fixed yearly rivals. the rest play on rotation.
michigan
year 1
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
purdue
IU
nebraska
penn state
ohio state
michigan state
does not play
rutgers
maryland
minn
iowa
year 2
rutgers
maryland
minn
iowa
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
ohio state
michigan state
does not play
purdue
IU
nebraska
penn state
year 3
purdue
IU
nebraska
penn state
rutgers
maryland
minn
ohio state
michigan state
does not play
iowa
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
year 4
iowa
wisconsin
northwestern
illinois
purdue
IU
nebraska
ohio state
michigan state
the cycle keeps like that
conf. championship game
2 highest in the BCS get the bid.
this makes for the highest 2 in the conf. will meet every single time. no more of this 6-6 georgia tech vs FSU Bullsh...
now there is one problem......
ncaa rule: 17.9.1.2 © Twelve-Member Conference Championship Game. [FBS/FCS] A conference championship game between division champions of a member conference of 12 or more institutions that is divided into two divisions (of six or more institutions each), each of which conducts round-robin, regular-season competition among the members of that division;
however there is a precedent that allows for a conference to disregard this rule:
the MAC has been violating this NCAA rule ever since it went to 13 teams in 2007. The conference never applied for a waiver and no one at the NCAA has called them on violating the round-robin divisional play rule. for example kent state & umass dont play this year despite playing in the same division of the mac.