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Nov 13, 2024
9:14:04am

Benfica1 Intervention Needed

The SEC's 8 game schedule eliminates a loss from most of the middling teams. The

reality is that every conference should play the same number of conference games. So, when Ole Miss/Tennessee/Georgia have 3 losses, they can be judged against ISU/ASU/Colorado that only have two. Padding the schedule means that you SHOULD NOT get 4 teams into the playoffs.

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Another way of looking at the Big Ten scheduling mess:

nephicoug

Nov 13, 8:57am

So what you’re saying is BIG10 intentionally scheduled the way they did to get

ordinary tri guy

Nov 13, 9:01am

I am no SEC homer, but the SEC has more good teams, so more good

88Coug

Nov 13, 9:09am

The SEC's 8 game schedule eliminates a loss from most of the middling teams. The

Benfica1

Nov 13, 9:14am

I agree totally. But this year, the B1G has 2 top teams and 2 teams that are

88Coug

Nov 13, 10:02am

The unbalanced schedules are going to become a huge issue

BYU Fan

Nov 13, 9:07am

That's the other issue. What's "supposed" to happen doesn't always work out

nephicoug

Nov 13, 9:22am

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