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RE: Does ESPN ultimately want 2 conferences of 24?
(07-28-2021 01:31 PM)jgkojak Wrote:  
(07-28-2021 01:26 PM)MinerInWisconsin Wrote:  The SEC can invite Penn St, Ohio St, Michigan, North Carolina, Clemson, Florida St, have their own football tournament and be national champs every season. No need for 2 conferences. Keep all that playoff money in the SEC.

That wouldn't fly - the big prize is national eyeballs on a football playoff and NCAA Tournament - doesn't work if its just 30-40 teams like the pros -

I actually think they should go to 4 18-20-team conferences - with 10-team divisions and a real conf champ game that essentially acts as a playoff round -

80 teams is plenty to break away from NCAA with

The 30-40 school breakaway would just invite some NCAA teams to their tournament each year, offering a little more to them than they could make in a then-diminished NCAA tournament.
07-28-2021 02:04 PM
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RE: Does ESPN ultimately want 2 conferences of 24? - chester - 07-28-2021 02:04 PM



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