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RE: An analytic look at why divisionless won’t work
(06-20-2021 06:38 AM)Fighting Muskie Wrote:  
(06-19-2021 02:41 PM)Nerdlinger Wrote:  Oh, Kaplony finally got himself banned.

Anyway, flawed premise, flawed analysis, flawed conclusion.

If my post is so flawed, explain to me who should play for the 2008 ACC conference title.

Same way we have done it in basketball for the last 80 or so years -

Those at 5-3 go into a pool against each other VT/GT/FSU/BC.

BC and GT are 2-1 in the pool.
FSU and VT are 1-2 in the pool.

BC and GT play for title.
06-20-2021 01:14 PM
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