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Just curious, what's your education level?
Assuming that they stay at 11 teams for at least a few years, and that the scheduling is similar to how the Big 10 used to do it, is an 11-team conference a good thing or a bad thing for Iowa State?
Obviously it's good to get 2 more decent programs into the league right away, but others have mentioned that having divisions is a better way for ISU to avoid running the UT/OU gaunlet every year. Plus it's 2 more mouths to feed.
What do you think?
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Just curious, what's your education level?
You can still play a round-robin in basketball. It would be a brutal schedule, but it would be awesome.
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Wow, that would be 20 games.
I think everyone would have 2 protected teams and rotate the other 8. Here are my guesses at protected teams:
UT - TTech, OU
OU - OSU, UT
TCU - TTech, Baylor
TTech - UT, TCU
Baylor - TCU, OSU
OSU - OU, Baylor
KSU - ISU, KU
KU - KSU, LVille
WVU - ISU, Lville
Lville - WVU, KU
ISU - WVU, KSU
What will also happen is that ISU will probably be the odd one out on rivalry week (last game) and will have following matchups:
OU-OSU
UT-TTech
TCU-Baylor
KU-KSU
WVU-Lville
ISU could play KSU on Thanksgiving weekend though with the above games being the same weekend as other conference championship games.
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You can still play a round-robin in basketball. It would be a brutal schedule, but it would be awesome.
Would you just kill the non conf games?