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RE: Could Rice restart the SWC in the post-Covid climate?
I think if Houston ever gets the golden ticket, Rice is in the AAC. SMU, Tulsa, and Tulane will want an institution similar to them. Navy will want a game in Texas every year, and it's hard for them to pass on a game in the Houston area.

I also think that if divisonless is allowable going forward, it really won't matter that there are 11 teams in the conference. The best case scenario is that you get exactly two teams undefeated (in conference play) teams playing in the championship game. Since each team has only two no-plays, it's not possible to have more than two teams with no losses.
07-11-2021 09:59 PM
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RE: Could Rice restart the SWC in the post-Covid climate? - chargeradio - 07-11-2021 09:59 PM



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