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Posted on 10/10/23 at 12:15 pm to BigBro
Posted on 10/10/23 at 12:15 pm to BigBro
Forget pods. Four permanent rivals. Five rotating games. That would still allow schools to play everyone else in the conference every three years, home and aways every six years.
1. Missouri: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Vanderbilt
2. Oklahoma: Texas, Missouri, Texas A&M, Arkansas
3. Texas: Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Missouri
4. Texas A&M: LSU, Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech
5. Arkansas: Missouri, LSU, Texas, Oklahoma
6. LSU: Texas A&M, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Alabama
7. Ole Miss: Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, LSU, Auburn
8. Mississippi State: Ole Miss, Kentucky, Alabama, Auburn
9. Alabama: Auburn, Tennessee, Mississippi State, LSU
10. Auburn: Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State
11. Vanderbilt: Tennessee, Ole Miss, Kentucky, Missouri
12. Tennessee: Vanderbilt, Alabama, Florida, Kentucky
13. Kentucky: Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Tennessee
14. Virginia Tech: Kentucky, Clemson, North Carolina, Texas A&M
15. North Carolina: Florida State, South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Clemson
16. South Carolina: Clemson, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida
17. Clemson: South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Florida State, North Carolina
18. Georgia: Florida, Auburn, South Carolina, Florida State
19. Florida State: North Carolina, Florida, Clemson, Georgia
20. Florida: Georgia, Florida State, Tennessee, South Carolina
1. Missouri: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Vanderbilt
2. Oklahoma: Texas, Missouri, Texas A&M, Arkansas
3. Texas: Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Missouri
4. Texas A&M: LSU, Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech
5. Arkansas: Missouri, LSU, Texas, Oklahoma
6. LSU: Texas A&M, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Alabama
7. Ole Miss: Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, LSU, Auburn
8. Mississippi State: Ole Miss, Kentucky, Alabama, Auburn
9. Alabama: Auburn, Tennessee, Mississippi State, LSU
10. Auburn: Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State
11. Vanderbilt: Tennessee, Ole Miss, Kentucky, Missouri
12. Tennessee: Vanderbilt, Alabama, Florida, Kentucky
13. Kentucky: Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Tennessee
14. Virginia Tech: Kentucky, Clemson, North Carolina, Texas A&M
15. North Carolina: Florida State, South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Clemson
16. South Carolina: Clemson, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida
17. Clemson: South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Florida State, North Carolina
18. Georgia: Florida, Auburn, South Carolina, Florida State
19. Florida State: North Carolina, Florida, Clemson, Georgia
20. Florida: Georgia, Florida State, Tennessee, South Carolina
Posted on 10/10/23 at 1:39 pm to BreakawayZou83
works for me.. needs a little tweaking imo to make everyone happy..
A&M will scream from the rooftops with that schedule.. not that they matter with 1 vote, but they would have a valid beef.
You need to separate the groups into 10 and 10..
Won NC since 1998
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
LSU
Texas
Oklahoma
FSU
Clemson
Other 10
everyone else
Perm = 2 from top, 2 from bottom
Schedule = Perm + 2 from top + 2 from bottom
Last game = top/bottom to make it work
So each year, all teams would play 4 from the top, 4 from the bottom + 1 that rotates from top to bottom
I like the pod schedule better though.
Year 1 & 4
Pod A + Pod B = Division 1
Pod C + Pod D = Division 2
Each division would play the same 9 game schedule + 1 permanent opponent
Year 2 & 5
Pod A + Pod C
Pod B + Pod D
Year 3 & 6
Pod A + Pod D
Pod B + Pod C
Easy format and easy scheduling and it can’t get any more fair than that. Just my opinion.
A&M will scream from the rooftops with that schedule.. not that they matter with 1 vote, but they would have a valid beef.
You need to separate the groups into 10 and 10..
Won NC since 1998
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
LSU
Texas
Oklahoma
FSU
Clemson
Other 10
everyone else
Perm = 2 from top, 2 from bottom
Schedule = Perm + 2 from top + 2 from bottom
Last game = top/bottom to make it work
So each year, all teams would play 4 from the top, 4 from the bottom + 1 that rotates from top to bottom
I like the pod schedule better though.
Year 1 & 4
Pod A + Pod B = Division 1
Pod C + Pod D = Division 2
Each division would play the same 9 game schedule + 1 permanent opponent
Year 2 & 5
Pod A + Pod C
Pod B + Pod D
Year 3 & 6
Pod A + Pod D
Pod B + Pod C
Easy format and easy scheduling and it can’t get any more fair than that. Just my opinion.
This post was edited on 10/10/23 at 1:41 pm
Posted on 10/10/23 at 2:06 pm to BreakawayZou83
How's that any different than his idea (except for the 1 perm mot in your pod)?
&, pods are about the ONLY format that can create a fair & balanced way for ALL to have the same scheduling. As it's been pointed out: no divisions will (more than likely) result in tie-breakers to sort same-record teams.
&, pods are about the ONLY format that can create a fair & balanced way for ALL to have the same scheduling. As it's been pointed out: no divisions will (more than likely) result in tie-breakers to sort same-record teams.
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