re: If you could realign the SEC divisions, how would you do it?

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The Roommate Switch

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I did not read thge link before I sent my reply I thought it was a joke link.

Now that I have read the link, I see that the author came up with some very similar if not better than the one that I came up with.

There is several advantages that his system has over mine. One is that it is a simpler system than mine. Two is that every school plays every other school every two years.

However, his system has a fundamental flaw. The schools is the small pods get to keep their rivals while the schools is the large pods do not.

In his system, Arkansas does not play Texas A&M every year. Also Arkansas does not play LSU every year and Vanderbilt does not play Tennessee every year. These are just 3 games that I found at first glance. There could be others as well.

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Flip teams around in their format:

East
Ga. (Au.)/Fl. (LSU)/Tn. (Ala.)

South
Au. (Ga.)/LSU (Fl.)/Ala. (Tn.)

North
SC/Ky./Vandy/Mizz.

West
Ark./TA&M/Miss./MSU

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I did not understand this reply because I did not click on the link before.

Moving which schools that are in the smaller pods does not solve the problem. In your system, Texas A&M does not play LSU every year and Tennessee does not play Vanderbilt every year. Missouri does not play Arkansas every year. There could be others as well.