re: SEC moving to 9 games….

The B1G is my 2nd favorite conference and i think they will make that requirement soon and that’s not to say the B1G haven’t been playing 10 P4 games cause some of them have. But with that requirement it’s going to make those schedules even more interesting.

So how do Miami only score 10 points on A&M at Kyle Field when (1-7) South Carolina went to Kyle Field and had A&M 31-3 at the half.

The short answer would be Miami won at Kyle and usce lost. But seeing as how usce finished with 4 wins and Miami played in the natty I would lean to inconsistency on atm part and parity in college football. How does Miami drop atm at Kyle, osu and ole miss in three straight games but lose back to back games against Louisville and Smu. You’re kinda proving his point that parity exists.

My point Miami may not have made the playoffs in SEC, Texas was very close to losing 5 games. Yeah teams play one another differently. But I’ve also mentioned in other forums that’s Miami has a dangerous schedule this year where it may look easy but it’s full of potential upsets especially with those Friday games. They start the season and they off at Stanford and that’s a dangerous game an upset waiting to happen all I’m saying don’t be surprised.

Florida State probably thought the same thing, never can under estimate a team at home. You never know how these games will. Indiana literally needed a toe tap TD to beat a 7-6 Penn State team. They were losing.

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Get 20 teams.

Split into SEC originals and SEC expansion.

Play 9 games and a championship game.

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20 Teams
Southern Conference
No crossover until the championship game
SEC Division - 10 original SEC teams still in the conference
SWC Division - All the western expansion teams. Add Baylor and anyone else you can get from the original SWC. They won't of course because they want expansion to be into VA and NC and don't really care wht fans want.