Eastern Division
Central Florida
Connecticut
Navy
Rutgers
South Florida
Temple

Western Division
Boise State
Cincinnati
Houston
Louisville
Memphis
San Diego State
Southern Methodist

(05-24-2012 07:28 AM)David Krysakowski Wrote:  Eastern Division
Central Florida
Connecticut
Navy
Rutgers
South Florida
Temple

Western Division
Boise State
Cincinnati
Houston
Louisville
Memphis
San Diego State
Southern Methodist

Navy not in until 2015....

East:
Connecticut
Rutgers
Temple
Cincy
Louisville
USF

West:
Boise
San Diego St
Houston
SMU
Memphis
UCF

It's nice to see you again, David.

I still like the non-geographic solution mentioned at the meetings this week, where the two FL, TX and western schools are put in different divisions to promote better recruiting for all schools.

North:
Rutgers
UConn
Cinci
Boise
UL
Navy
Temple

South:
UCF
USF
Memphis
SMU
Houston
SDSU
Team #14

I think the north will be better at football at first, with Cinci and Boise, but the South has potential. Work the schedule so north teams play @ a florida team or @ a texas team every year.

Doubt very seriously you will see this league have both Florida & Texas schools in the same division...no way the coaches/AD would go for this especially for recruiting purposes.

(05-24-2012 08:31 AM)Maize Wrote:  Doubt very seriously you will see this league have both Florida & Texas schools in the same division...no way the coaches/AD would go for this especially for recruiting purposes.

True, thats just what i'd like to see so UCF doesn't have to play in freezing cold weather @ uconn or rutgers!

(05-24-2012 08:39 AM)Knights_of_UCF Wrote:  

(05-24-2012 08:31 AM)Maize Wrote:  Doubt very seriously you will see this league have both Florida & Texas schools in the same division...no way the coaches/AD would go for this especially for recruiting purposes.

True, thats just what i'd like to see so UCF doesn't have to play in freezing cold weather @ uconn or rutgers!

Nut up, Knights. Plus, no way Boise is in a division w/o SDSU, Houston, and/or SMU.

There is no UL in the Big East!

However, their is a UofL in the Big East

(05-24-2012 09:59 AM)Kings Special Wrote:  

(05-24-2012 08:39 AM)Knights_of_UCF Wrote:  

(05-24-2012 08:31 AM)Maize Wrote:  Doubt very seriously you will see this league have both Florida & Texas schools in the same division...no way the coaches/AD would go for this especially for recruiting purposes.

True, thats just what i'd like to see so UCF doesn't have to play in freezing cold weather @ uconn or rutgers!

Nut up, Knights. Plus, no way Boise is in a division w/o SDSU, Houston, and/or SMU.

True thats a good point.

the Florida and Texas schools need to be split so that each division has one of each, with crossover games so that they play each other every year, just as Boise State will have 1 team from the other division that they will play every year.

(05-24-2012 10:05 AM)dantes69 Wrote:  the Florida and Texas schools need to be split so that each division has one of each, with crossover games so that they play each other every year, just as Boise State will have 1 team from the other division that they will play every year.

Florida Schools- I agree with you.

Texas Schools- I think both will be in the west.

I like the non-geographic model as well. Since we cover so many time zones, it would be better for the TV contract (IMO) if they split things up across all time zones.

National Division
Rutgers
Temple
UConn
SDSU
Houston
UCF

American Division
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
USF
SMU
Boise

(05-24-2012 11:10 AM)General Mike Wrote:  National Division
Rutgers
Temple
UConn
SDSU
Houston
UCF

American Division
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
USF
SMU
Boise

That is not a bad set up @ all...crossover games:
Louisville-UConn
Cincinnati-Rutgers
Memphis-Temple-(Last two in)
USF-UCF-(I4 War)
SMU-Houston
Boise State-San Diego State-(Boise still has access to California plus new access to Texas & Florida).

(05-24-2012 11:17 AM)Maize Wrote:  

(05-24-2012 11:10 AM)General Mike Wrote:  National Division
Rutgers
Temple
UConn
SDSU
Houston
UCF

American Division
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
USF
SMU
Boise

That is not a bad set up @ all...crossover games:
Louisville-UConn
Cincinnati-Rutgers
Memphis-Temple-(Last two in)
USF-UCF-(I4 War)
SMU-Houston
Boise State-San Diego State-(Boise still has access to California plus new access to Texas & Florida).

Exactly, and then you keep the NE trio and the midwest basketball powers together, as I feel like those games seem like they are important to those teams.

yep, that's how I see it.

(05-24-2012 11:10 AM)General Mike Wrote:  National Division
Rutgers
Temple
UConn
SDSU
Houston
UCF

American Division
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
USF
SMU
Boise

Yayayaya

Let's just keep it simple:

Old Guys Division
USF
UL
UC
RU
UCONN
Temple

FNGs Division
BSU
SMU
UH
SDSU
Memphis
UCF