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RE: McMurphy: Sun Belt Aggressively Pursuing New Members
It’s really simple:

The larger the conference, the less percentage of a chance a team has to win.

The percentage is already low for a current G5 to make the expanded playoffs by winning their league and being a top six champ.

The percentage is pretty low to garner an at-large with bloated P5 conferences eating all those up.

The best bet is to be in a smaller conference, win that, and hope you’re the sixth best champ. Some years it may be possible for the current G5’s to be 5/6, but that goes out the window if the conferences are too big and the best two G5 teams are in the same league. Think about it.
09-13-2021 08:05 AM
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