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Greetings from Missouri. It's looking more and more like we will be joining you all in the SEC and I like most Mizzou fans am thrilled about it.
This was posted on a Mizzou forum as a possible 14 team schedule and I was curious what you all think about it.
Do away with divisions and give each team three permanent rivals.
Football - Play each rival every year plus 5 of the remaining 10 (rotating every 2 years) for an 8 game conference schedule.
*Championship game would be between the two teams with the best conference record and if there is a tie they take the two with the best BCS rankings.
Basketball - Play each rival home and away plus everyone else once for a 16 game conference schedule
Rivals could look something like this (teams might have to be adjusted a bit but you get the idea)
Alabama - Auburn, LSU, and Tennessee
Arkansas - LSU, Missouri, and Texas A&M
Auburn - Alabama, Florida, and Georgia
Florida - Auburn, Georgia, and Tennessee
Georgia - Auburn, Florida, and South Carolina
Kentucky - Missouri, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt
LSU - Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas A&M
Mississippi - Mississippi State, South Carolina, and Vanderbilt
Mississippi State - Mississippi, South Carolina, and Vanderbilt
Missouri - Arkansas, Kentucky, and Texas A&M
South Carolina - Georgia, Mississippi, and Mississippi State
Tennessee - Alabama, Florida, and Kentucky
Texas A&M - Arkansas, LSU, and Missouri
Vanderbilt - Kentucky, Mississippi, and Mississippi State
Using the above your conference schedule would look something like this.
Year 1
Alabama
@Florida
Kentucky
@Arkansas
Auburn
@Georgia
LSU
@Mississippi
Year 2
@Alabama
Florida
@Kentucky
Arkansas
@Auburn
Georgia
@LSU
Mississippi
Year 3
Alabama
@Florida
Kentucky
@Mississippi State
Missouri
@South Carolina
Texas A&M
@Vanderbilt
Year 4
@Alabama
Florida
@Kentucky
Mississippi State
@Missouri
South Carolina
@Texas A&M
Vanderbilt
Nice thing about this set up is the conference can protect important rivalries and in a four year period every team plays every other team both home and away.
Thoughts?
This was posted on a Mizzou forum as a possible 14 team schedule and I was curious what you all think about it.
Do away with divisions and give each team three permanent rivals.
Football - Play each rival every year plus 5 of the remaining 10 (rotating every 2 years) for an 8 game conference schedule.
*Championship game would be between the two teams with the best conference record and if there is a tie they take the two with the best BCS rankings.
Basketball - Play each rival home and away plus everyone else once for a 16 game conference schedule
Rivals could look something like this (teams might have to be adjusted a bit but you get the idea)
Alabama - Auburn, LSU, and Tennessee
Arkansas - LSU, Missouri, and Texas A&M
Auburn - Alabama, Florida, and Georgia
Florida - Auburn, Georgia, and Tennessee
Georgia - Auburn, Florida, and South Carolina
Kentucky - Missouri, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt
LSU - Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas A&M
Mississippi - Mississippi State, South Carolina, and Vanderbilt
Mississippi State - Mississippi, South Carolina, and Vanderbilt
Missouri - Arkansas, Kentucky, and Texas A&M
South Carolina - Georgia, Mississippi, and Mississippi State
Tennessee - Alabama, Florida, and Kentucky
Texas A&M - Arkansas, LSU, and Missouri
Vanderbilt - Kentucky, Mississippi, and Mississippi State
Using the above your conference schedule would look something like this.
Year 1
Alabama
@Florida
Kentucky
@Arkansas
Auburn
@Georgia
LSU
@Mississippi
Year 2
@Alabama
Florida
@Kentucky
Arkansas
@Auburn
Georgia
@LSU
Mississippi
Year 3
Alabama
@Florida
Kentucky
@Mississippi State
Missouri
@South Carolina
Texas A&M
@Vanderbilt
Year 4
@Alabama
Florida
@Kentucky
Mississippi State
@Missouri
South Carolina
@Texas A&M
Vanderbilt
Nice thing about this set up is the conference can protect important rivalries and in a four year period every team plays every other team both home and away.
Thoughts?