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Would Divisional Play solve CUSA's problems
I don't know the answer yet. I'm going to run two scenarios, and see what the numbers say for total travel over 2 years of conference basketball games, assuming Thursday-Saturday game road trips to paired travel partners.

One model is single-round robin, plus one game against your travel partner to get to the NCAA minimum of 14. The other model is divisional play, home-and-home in your division for 12 games, plus 2 cross-division games that I guess would be on a 7 year rotation.

Partner pairs: UTEP-UTSA, UNT-Rice, LT-USM, FIU-FAU, UAB-MT, WKU-Marshall, ODU-Charlotte.
05-31-2020 04:39 PM
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