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Poll: What is the ideal size of a FBS conference? (you can vote for more than one if you're of two minds))
9 (the minimum currently permitted by the NCAA)
10 (current size of Big 12 and SBC)
11 (current size of the AAC)
12 (current size of PAC-12)
13 (current size of no conference)
14 (current size of Big Ten & CUSA)
15 (current size of ACC, incl Notre Dame)
16 (future size of SEC)
17 teams
18 teams
19 teams
20 teams
22 teams
more than 22 teams
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What is the ideal size of a FBS conference?
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RE: What is the ideal size of a FBS conference?
(06-22-2022 10:55 AM)topper1296 Wrote:  My vote is for 9-12. 14 or more is way too big (CUSA learned this lesson and the SBC is about to). You have to split up the revenue pie into too many pieces (this matters more for G5 conferences than P5 conferences) and you don't get to play teams from the other division very often.

I dont think SBC is doing the exact same thing as CUSA.

Per school payout is guaranteed by ESPN.
Scheduling will be focused within respective East/West divisions.
Tighter geographical footprints and less travel costs among eastern schools and western schools.
Familiarity and regional rivalries within 7 Eastern teams. Same for 7 Western teams.

In fact if WKU + 1 more school is interested, and ESPN stays a willing partner, I dont see why SBC cant go 16. Essentially two groups of 8 schools in a big happy family.
06-22-2022 06:12 PM
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