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Stack 'em (the future conference) yourself.
So with all of the conference realignment talk. To me, it looks like the Big 10 and Texas holds the 'real' cards.
- The Big 10 (that's eleven teams) plus Notre Dame, decide that they have to add Texas and Missouri.
- Pac 10 gets almost what they want, except no Texas, leaving them to add Boise State.
- Big 10 says, "hey, we can either have 2 divisions of 6 or 3 divisions of 6 if we add ISU, Nebraska, KSU and Kansas". And that is what happens.
So assuming that the new Big 10, with 18 teams and THREE divisions becomes a reality, build your conferences with current Big 10 members plus Notre Dame, Texas, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State, and our favorite, Iowa State.
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Re: Stack 'em (the future conference) yourself.
What? How would a three division championship game work?
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Re: Stack 'em (the future conference) yourself.
 Originally Posted by LutherClone What? How would a three division championship game work? It's a round-robin Football Championship Series -
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Remember, the Big 10 champion is decided by formula, not by a playoff game.
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Re: Stack 'em (the future conference) yourself.
 Originally Posted by DaddyMac Cage match? Close. Think more like...3 teams on a triangle field, no-holds barred, arena football. You could even build a special stadium for it paid for with coupons and GC coupons.
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Re: Stack 'em (the future conference) yourself.
 Originally Posted by cc1091 Remember, the Big 10 champion is decided by formula, not by a playoff game. Yea, and they want to expand so they can HAVE a championship game. That's what got this whole cluster**** rolling.
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