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(06-03-2015 01:48 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  I still think NCAA change the rules to allow FBS teams in as an Independent and change the rules on how to create a new FBS Conference in the near future. They have to provide an opening for some teams or I think you will see lawsuits being threatened. Liberty basically is has the money and desire to be FBS, but there is no openings. Sunbelt basically is turning them down to their "Religious Philosophy" which is wrong. Please I am not saying it correct or incorrect, but it has a much right as BYU and ND. Other schools will want to play FBS but the rules are structured like the old BCS, not a chance in hell.

I think the NCAA should come up either with a window to apply or specifications that need to be met to create a new conference. I have no issue if they state the are not part of the CFP for this current contract but should be included in the next contract.


They put the rules in to stop teams moving up from NAIA like Houston Baptist and from the junior college like Utah Valley. It worked since the last team before the new rules took effect that said was going to upgrade to D1 was OKCU, but they did not get their paperwork in on time.

So, I do think Southern, Southland, MVC, Patriot, Big West, IVY and CAA have FBS credits as they were at 1A before downgraded. The issue with the football playing members is that they can't move the whole conference because the basketball schools do not want it. MVFC does not have the credits. The problem is that there are schools in these conferences that will bulk at the idea of the conference moves up. Mainly the basketball schools or schools like Georgetown and Villanova will kill it. Fordham have been pushing the Patriot to add more scholarships. I heard Fordham wants FBS. I think they know they may never get invited, so they might be using the Patriot to upgrade the conference to go FBS.
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(06-03-2015 01:19 PM)NBPirate Wrote:  
(06-02-2015 05:10 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  
(06-02-2015 05:01 PM)MinerInWisconsin Wrote:  Apparently it's obligatory for an AAC fan to create two new conferences out of some combination of C-USA and the SBC a couple times per month.

Here is a good geographic conference that makes tons of sense. Let's do this:

ECU
Charlotte
Marshall
Ohio
ODU
App St
Georgia Southern
Georgia St
WKU
MTSU

Wow, that DOES make too much sense to happen.

I see one school in that mix that does not belong.

Well we'll look past your bad basketball since you're OK at football
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(06-03-2015 03:08 PM)mturn017 Wrote:  
(06-03-2015 01:19 PM)NBPirate Wrote:  
(06-02-2015 05:10 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  
(06-02-2015 05:01 PM)MinerInWisconsin Wrote:  Apparently it's obligatory for an AAC fan to create two new conferences out of some combination of C-USA and the SBC a couple times per month.

Here is a good geographic conference that makes tons of sense. Let's do this:

ECU
Charlotte
Marshall
Ohio
ODU
App St
Georgia Southern
Georgia St
WKU
MTSU

Wow, that DOES make too much sense to happen.

I see one school in that mix that does not belong.

Well we'll look past your bad basketball since you're OK at football

Lollololollolll
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Well, it's not the worst idea I've seen, I'll say that, although I'm pretty happy with the way things are now.

I'm one of those folks that likes C-USA as it is, and frankly, likes the Sun Belt as it is (although I think they need to be at 12 football schools, but that's just one guys opinion.)
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This would be the smartest thing the 2 leagues could do. There's little sense in being spread that far geographically for peanut$.
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(06-03-2015 01:43 PM)GE and MTS Wrote:  The MAC is compact and that is hurting the conference. They want to expand and get into new markets. The MWC isn't any more compact than the Sun Belt. They take up roughly 1/3 of the US. The Sun Belt gets paid worse than anyone and are perceived as the lowest on the totem pole. It isn't P5 against G5; it is G5 against G5. They are fighting each other to be the next power school or conference and to keep their place.

why people can't see this or understand it is beyond all reason.....it is just shear ignorance and stupidity that people do not see this fact

the proof is there over and over again from the SWC to the MAC and on and on

when you have too many teams in a conference from the same state especially or the same geographic area you lessen the draw for the causal viewer and you lessen the ability of teams to differentiate themselves from others in their same state

this is proven true in the PAC 12, Big 12, MAC and ACC

there is never a time when all 4 California teams in the PAC 12 are good or even decent at the same time and rarely a time when more than 2 are good to decent......same with the 4 Big 12 Texas teams, 4 ACC North Carolina teams or the 5 Ohio MAC teams or even the 3 MAC Michigan teams

yet at the same time ECU can be good with a lot of North Carolina teams in D1-A, but ECU being the outlier not in the conference with the others

Cincy can be good for long periods of time away from tOSU AND away from 5 MAC teams.....if you listen to the nonsense in these stupid "lets get regional" threads that pop up once a month you would think that Cincy would be doing everything it could to get in the MAC so they could have "success" like the other MAC teams

TCU made their way moving away from other Texas teams.....the CUSA in past configurations never had a period of time when more than 2 Texas teams were good at the same time and in their current configuration the same will absolutely hold true......north Texas state had their best run as the only team in the Sunbelt and their ignorant fans so badly wanted to get in the CUSA with more Texas teams and they did so and had a single good season and now they have most likely fallen off to bottom feeder for the foreseeable future

also the idea of "travel cost" is laughable as well those are rarely a function of distance and are much more a function of the service by major airlines and the proximity to a major airport or even a decent sized regional airport with a lot of different airlines serving it or a large number of flights and also a function of hotel cost in the individual cities

going "regional" will only result in lower overall viewership for G5 conferences and a pretty rapid sifting of teams that are good and thus draw players and teams that suck and thus draw fewer quality players and stay mired in sucking because the only real difference they offer to the athlete "student" is a chance to lose a lot more games than they win in the same conference

and just like the SWC found out in the past when many of your teams stay mired at the bottom over time players choose not only to not go to those schools, but to just not go to any schools in that conference and the conference suffers overall even at the top
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(06-02-2015 03:21 PM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  With UAB returning its football program. Conference USA and the Sun Belt should just trade schools and become more regional instead of competing for the same area. Have the Sun Belt take the southwest and Conference USA take the southeast. Both get large population areas and would make travel less and create more attendance in sports as rivalries would grow. The media deal for both conferences would be similar in the next few years and by making each conference 12 schools each school would receive $1 million for the CFP instead of C-USA having to divide $12 million into 14 would only have divide into 12.

SUN BELT CONFERENCE
WEST
New Mexico State
UTEP
UTSA
Texas State
North Texas
Rice

EAST
Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
ULM
Arkansas State
Southern Miss
South Alabama

HEADQUARTERS: Dallas, TX
Basketball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans
Baseball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans

A lot of Alumni of these schools in Dallas, Houston, New Orleans

CONFERENCE USA
NORTH
Marshall
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennesse
Old Dominion
Appalachian State
Charlotte

SOUTH
UAB
Troy
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Florida Atlantic
FIU

HEADQUARTERS: Charlotte, NC
Basketball Tournament: Charlotte, Atlanta, or Birmingham
Baseball Tournament: Charlotte, Birmingham, or South Florida

A lot of Alumni for these schools in Charlotte, Atlanta, and Birmingham

This would make great regional match-ups and really get alumni into the schools programs by having friends and co-workers from other area schools to have similar interest in one conference. Could you image C-USA basketball tournament in Charlotte with all the App, Marshall, ODU, Charlotte, Georgia State, Middle Tenn, etc. alumni in the area. Would be on par with the ACC in Greensboro and would really create a great conference atmosphere.

I proposed the exact same alignment on the Sunbelt board a year ago and was boo'd off the stage. Some folks at MTSU & WKU continue to think they are above App & Ga Southern. Even some of Sunbelt fans think the league is beneath CUSA. No luck trying to convince them CUSA isn't the same neighborhood it was a couple of years ago and the next TV contract will be substantially less. For some reason they just can't seem to grasp that idea. They fail to understand just because a school is located in a big TV market, doesn't mean people are watching. N Texas is in a huge market, but they're the 9th or 10th option when it comes to picking a game to watch in Dallas. It's reality. As much as some people don't want to admit it there is a pecking order.
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(06-06-2015 10:57 PM)AppManDG Wrote:  
(06-02-2015 03:21 PM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  With UAB returning its football program. Conference USA and the Sun Belt should just trade schools and become more regional instead of competing for the same area. Have the Sun Belt take the southwest and Conference USA take the southeast. Both get large population areas and would make travel less and create more attendance in sports as rivalries would grow. The media deal for both conferences would be similar in the next few years and by making each conference 12 schools each school would receive $1 million for the CFP instead of C-USA having to divide $12 million into 14 would only have divide into 12.

SUN BELT CONFERENCE
WEST
New Mexico State
UTEP
UTSA
Texas State
North Texas
Rice

EAST
Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
ULM
Arkansas State
Southern Miss
South Alabama

HEADQUARTERS: Dallas, TX
Basketball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans
Baseball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans

A lot of Alumni of these schools in Dallas, Houston, New Orleans

CONFERENCE USA
NORTH
Marshall
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennesse
Old Dominion
Appalachian State
Charlotte

SOUTH
UAB
Troy
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Florida Atlantic
FIU

HEADQUARTERS: Charlotte, NC
Basketball Tournament: Charlotte, Atlanta, or Birmingham
Baseball Tournament: Charlotte, Birmingham, or South Florida

A lot of Alumni for these schools in Charlotte, Atlanta, and Birmingham

This would make great regional match-ups and really get alumni into the schools programs by having friends and co-workers from other area schools to have similar interest in one conference. Could you image C-USA basketball tournament in Charlotte with all the App, Marshall, ODU, Charlotte, Georgia State, Middle Tenn, etc. alumni in the area. Would be on par with the ACC in Greensboro and would really create a great conference atmosphere.

I proposed the exact same alignment on the Sunbelt board a year ago and was boo'd off the stage.

***********

Some folks at MTSU & WKU continue to think they are above App & Ga Southern.

************

Even some of Sunbelt fans think the league is beneath CUSA. No luck trying to convince them CUSA isn't the same neighborhood it was a couple of years ago and the next TV contract will be substantially less. For some reason they just can't seem to grasp that idea. They fail to understand just because a school is located in a big TV market, doesn't mean people are watching. N Texas is in a huge market, but they're the 9th or 10th option when it comes to picking a game to watch in Dallas. It's reality. As much as some people don't want to admit it there is a pecking order.

....cause we are
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(06-07-2015 07:53 PM)SigNuTopper Wrote:  
(06-06-2015 10:57 PM)AppManDG Wrote:  
(06-02-2015 03:21 PM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  With UAB returning its football program. Conference USA and the Sun Belt should just trade schools and become more regional instead of competing for the same area. Have the Sun Belt take the southwest and Conference USA take the southeast. Both get large population areas and would make travel less and create more attendance in sports as rivalries would grow. The media deal for both conferences would be similar in the next few years and by making each conference 12 schools each school would receive $1 million for the CFP instead of C-USA having to divide $12 million into 14 would only have divide into 12.

SUN BELT CONFERENCE
WEST
New Mexico State
UTEP
UTSA
Texas State
North Texas
Rice

EAST
Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
ULM
Arkansas State
Southern Miss
South Alabama

HEADQUARTERS: Dallas, TX
Basketball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans
Baseball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans

A lot of Alumni of these schools in Dallas, Houston, New Orleans

CONFERENCE USA
NORTH
Marshall
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennesse
Old Dominion
Appalachian State
Charlotte

SOUTH
UAB
Troy
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Florida Atlantic
FIU

HEADQUARTERS: Charlotte, NC
Basketball Tournament: Charlotte, Atlanta, or Birmingham
Baseball Tournament: Charlotte, Birmingham, or South Florida

A lot of Alumni for these schools in Charlotte, Atlanta, and Birmingham

This would make great regional match-ups and really get alumni into the schools programs by having friends and co-workers from other area schools to have similar interest in one conference. Could you image C-USA basketball tournament in Charlotte with all the App, Marshall, ODU, Charlotte, Georgia State, Middle Tenn, etc. alumni in the area. Would be on par with the ACC in Greensboro and would really create a great conference atmosphere.

I proposed the exact same alignment on the Sunbelt board a year ago and was boo'd off the stage.

***********

Some folks at MTSU & WKU continue to think they are above App & Ga Southern.

************

Even some of Sunbelt fans think the league is beneath CUSA. No luck trying to convince them CUSA isn't the same neighborhood it was a couple of years ago and the next TV contract will be substantially less. For some reason they just can't seem to grasp that idea. They fail to understand just because a school is located in a big TV market, doesn't mean people are watching. N Texas is in a huge market, but they're the 9th or 10th option when it comes to picking a game to watch in Dallas. It's reality. As much as some people don't want to admit it there is a pecking order.

....cause we are

WKU and MTSU are not above App and Georgia Southern. Get real.
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(06-02-2015 03:21 PM)Carolina_Low_Country Wrote:  With UAB returning its football program. Conference USA and the Sun Belt should just trade schools and become more regional instead of competing for the same area. Have the Sun Belt take the southwest and Conference USA take the southeast. Both get large population areas and would make travel less and create more attendance in sports as rivalries would grow. The media deal for both conferences would be similar in the next few years and by making each conference 12 schools each school would receive $1 million for the CFP instead of C-USA having to divide $12 million into 14 would only have divide into 12.

SUN BELT CONFERENCE
WEST
New Mexico State
UTEP
UTSA
Texas State
North Texas
Rice

EAST
Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
ULM
Arkansas State
Southern Miss
South Alabama

HEADQUARTERS: Dallas, TX
Basketball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans
Baseball Tournament Locations: Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, or New Orleans

A lot of Alumni of these schools in Dallas, Houston, New Orleans

CONFERENCE USA
NORTH
Marshall
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennesse
Old Dominion
Appalachian State
Charlotte

SOUTH
UAB
Troy
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Florida Atlantic
FIU

HEADQUARTERS: Charlotte, NC
Basketball Tournament: Charlotte, Atlanta, or Birmingham
Baseball Tournament: Charlotte, Birmingham, or South Florida

A lot of Alumni for these schools in Charlotte, Atlanta, and Birmingham

This would make great regional match-ups and really get alumni into the schools programs by having friends and co-workers from other area schools to have similar interest in one conference. Could you image C-USA basketball tournament in Charlotte with all the App, Marshall, ODU, Charlotte, Georgia State, Middle Tenn, etc. alumni in the area. Would be on par with the ACC in Greensboro and would really create a great conference atmosphere.

There are so many things wrong with this.

Here are a few items

1) Marshall must be in the same division with FAU and FIU. That's where they recruit.

2) Troy and USA would probably want to stay in the same conference.

3) La Tech would probably drop football before playing in the same conference as ULM.

4) The Sun Belt East is much stronger than the Sun Belt West. The CUSA North is far stronger than the CUSA South.

5) It seems that UTEP really doesn't want to play in the same conference as NMSU.
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(06-04-2015 10:18 AM)TodgeRodge Wrote:  
(06-03-2015 01:43 PM)GE and MTS Wrote:  The MAC is compact and that is hurting the conference. They want to expand and get into new markets. The MWC isn't any more compact than the Sun Belt. They take up roughly 1/3 of the US. The Sun Belt gets paid worse than anyone and are perceived as the lowest on the totem pole. It isn't P5 against G5; it is G5 against G5. They are fighting each other to be the next power school or conference and to keep their place.

why people can't see this or understand it is beyond all reason.....it is just shear ignorance and stupidity that people do not see this fact

the proof is there over and over again from the SWC to the MAC and on and on

when you have too many teams in a conference from the same state especially or the same geographic area you lessen the draw for the causal viewer and you lessen the ability of teams to differentiate themselves from others in their same state

this is proven true in the PAC 12, Big 12, MAC and ACC

there is never a time when all 4 California teams in the PAC 12 are good or even decent at the same time and rarely a time when more than 2 are good to decent......same with the 4 Big 12 Texas teams, 4 ACC North Carolina teams or the 5 Ohio MAC teams or even the 3 MAC Michigan teams

yet at the same time ECU can be good with a lot of North Carolina teams in D1-A, but ECU being the outlier not in the conference with the others

Cincy can be good for long periods of time away from tOSU AND away from 5 MAC teams.....if you listen to the nonsense in these stupid "lets get regional" threads that pop up once a month you would think that Cincy would be doing everything it could to get in the MAC so they could have "success" like the other MAC teams

TCU made their way moving away from other Texas teams.....the CUSA in past configurations never had a period of time when more than 2 Texas teams were good at the same time and in their current configuration the same will absolutely hold true......north Texas state had their best run as the only team in the Sunbelt and their ignorant fans so badly wanted to get in the CUSA with more Texas teams and they did so and had a single good season and now they have most likely fallen off to bottom feeder for the foreseeable future

also the idea of "travel cost" is laughable as well those are rarely a function of distance and are much more a function of the service by major airlines and the proximity to a major airport or even a decent sized regional airport with a lot of different airlines serving it or a large number of flights and also a function of hotel cost in the individual cities

going "regional" will only result in lower overall viewership for G5 conferences and a pretty rapid sifting of teams that are good and thus draw players and teams that suck and thus draw fewer quality players and stay mired in sucking because the only real difference they offer to the athlete "student" is a chance to lose a lot more games than they win in the same conference

and just like the SWC found out in the past when many of your teams stay mired at the bottom over time players choose not only to not go to those schools, but to just not go to any schools in that conference and the conference suffers overall even at the top

MAC has 6 Ohio schools, not 5.
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(06-12-2015 05:48 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  
(06-04-2015 10:18 AM)TodgeRodge Wrote:  
(06-03-2015 01:43 PM)GE and MTS Wrote:  The MAC is compact and that is hurting the conference. They want to expand and get into new markets. The MWC isn't any more compact than the Sun Belt. They take up roughly 1/3 of the US. The Sun Belt gets paid worse than anyone and are perceived as the lowest on the totem pole. It isn't P5 against G5; it is G5 against G5. They are fighting each other to be the next power school or conference and to keep their place.

why people can't see this or understand it is beyond all reason.....it is just shear ignorance and stupidity that people do not see this fact

the proof is there over and over again from the SWC to the MAC and on and on

when you have too many teams in a conference from the same state especially or the same geographic area you lessen the draw for the causal viewer and you lessen the ability of teams to differentiate themselves from others in their same state

this is proven true in the PAC 12, Big 12, MAC and ACC

there is never a time when all 4 California teams in the PAC 12 are good or even decent at the same time and rarely a time when more than 2 are good to decent......same with the 4 Big 12 Texas teams, 4 ACC North Carolina teams or the 5 Ohio MAC teams or even the 3 MAC Michigan teams

yet at the same time ECU can be good with a lot of North Carolina teams in D1-A, but ECU being the outlier not in the conference with the others

Cincy can be good for long periods of time away from tOSU AND away from 5 MAC teams.....if you listen to the nonsense in these stupid "lets get regional" threads that pop up once a month you would think that Cincy would be doing everything it could to get in the MAC so they could have "success" like the other MAC teams

TCU made their way moving away from other Texas teams.....the CUSA in past configurations never had a period of time when more than 2 Texas teams were good at the same time and in their current configuration the same will absolutely hold true......north Texas state had their best run as the only team in the Sunbelt and their ignorant fans so badly wanted to get in the CUSA with more Texas teams and they did so and had a single good season and now they have most likely fallen off to bottom feeder for the foreseeable future

also the idea of "travel cost" is laughable as well those are rarely a function of distance and are much more a function of the service by major airlines and the proximity to a major airport or even a decent sized regional airport with a lot of different airlines serving it or a large number of flights and also a function of hotel cost in the individual cities

going "regional" will only result in lower overall viewership for G5 conferences and a pretty rapid sifting of teams that are good and thus draw players and teams that suck and thus draw fewer quality players and stay mired in sucking because the only real difference they offer to the athlete "student" is a chance to lose a lot more games than they win in the same conference

and just like the SWC found out in the past when many of your teams stay mired at the bottom over time players choose not only to not go to those schools, but to just not go to any schools in that conference and the conference suffers overall even at the top

MAC has 6 Ohio schools, not 5.

and while correct just proves the point even more

they get terrible TV money and when was the last time more than 2 teams were good in Ohio in the MAC

2014 BG 8-6 and Toledo 9-4

Akron 5-7, Miami 2-10, Kent 2-9 Ohio 6-6

two teams with good records and 4 that suck (a losing record means you suck) so 0-1 on years with more than two MAc teams in Ohio being good to decent

2013

BG 10-4

Ohio 7-6, Toledo 7-5

Kent 4-8, Miami 0-12, Akron 5-7

7-6 and 7-5 is not "good" that is barely decent unless you have zero standards and no one would consider a conference to be "good" based on having teams that are 7-6 and 7-5

so again two good teams, two teams that are just OK and 2 that totally suck so 0-2

2012

Kent 11-3, BG 8-5, Ohio 9-4, Toledo 9-4

Akron 1-11 Miami 4-8

so three good teams one that was decent and two that suck.....so far one year out of 3 when more than two MAC teams were good to decent

1-2 on years with more than two Ohio MAC teams being good or decent

2011

Ohio 10-4, Toledo 9-4

Kent 5-7, Miami 4-8, Akron 1-11, BG 5-7

so 1-3 on years with more than 2 MAC teams that are good or even decent

2010

Miami 10-4, Ohio 8-5, Toledo 8-5

Kent 5-7, Akron 1-11, BG 2-10

so that is one good team and two that are decent so 2-3 on years with more than 2 MAC teams that are good or even decent

2009

Ohio 9-5

BG 7-6, Kent 5-7, Akron 3-9, Miami 1-11, Toledo 5-7

2-4 on years with more than 2 MAC teams that are good to decent

2008

BG 6-6, Akron 5-7, Kent 4-8, Ohio 4-8, Miami 2-10, Toledo 3-9

2-5 on years with more than 2 MAC teams in Ohio being good or decent and here in 2008 out of 6 Ohio teams in the MAc 100% of them totally sucked

2007

BG-8-5,

Miami 6-7, Ohio 6-6, Akron, 4-8, Kent 3-9, Toledo 5-7

2-6 on years with more than 2 Ohio MAC teams being good or decent and in this year there is one that is decent and 5 that suck

2006

Ohio 9-5

Kent 6-6, Akron 5-7, BG, 4-8, Miami 2-10, Toledo 5-7

2-7 on years with more than 2 Ohio MAC teams being good or decent and only one was "good" and the rest sucked

2005

Toledo 9-3

Miami 7-4, Akron 7-6

BG 6-5, Ohio 4-7, Kent 1-10

2-8 on years with more than 2 Ohio teams in the MAC being good or even decent

9-3 is good......7 wins is not decent that is just not sucking and 6-5 or under is sucking

2004

Miami 8-5, Toledo 9-4, BG 9-3

Akron 6-5, Kent 5-6, Ohio 4-7,

3-8 on years with more than 2 Ohio teams in the MAC being good to decent

2003

Miami 13-1, BG 11-3. Toldeo 8-4

Akron 7-5

Kent 5-7, Ohio 2-10,

4-8 on years with more than 2 MAC teams being good or even decent

2002

Toledo 9-5, BG 9-3

Miami 7-5,

Ohio 4-8, Akron 4-8, Kent 3-9

4-9 on years with more than two MAC teams in Ohio being good to decent

so 4 out of 13 seasons in the MAC with 6 teams in Ohio they were able to have the "high standard" of more than two of those 6 teams having a good to decent record with good to decent being 8 wins or more

out of those 13 seasons with 6 MAC teams in Ohio 6 of those seasons only one of those Ohio teams won more than 8 games so nearly half of those 13 seasons only 1 Ohio team was good to decent

in 3 more of those seasons only 2 of 6 had a decent to good record

in 3 of those seasons it was 3 teams with 8 wins or more and in one it was 4 teams with 8 wins or more

4 out of 9 seasons trying to have more than 2 out of SIX teams with a decent record sucks and it shows a pretty clear pattern that too many teams in the same state in the same conference hurts the competitiveness of the conference and those teams especially when you look at the other stats where one season ZERO of 6 teams had 8 or more wins and 5 others only one team had 8 or more wins

and in only 5 of those seasons were there teams with 7 wins or more as well most of the time it was teams that just totally sucked

if you look at the PAC, CUSA, Big 12, ACC ect with the 4 teams in the same state in the same conference and try and find years when more than 2 of them were good to decent it is even worse.....hell with SIX teams those numbers for the MAC suck

loading up in too many teams in the same state and the same conference just kills your conference on many levels and is just stupid
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