The most likely scenario would be to play everyone in your division and then two crossovers. But keep in mind that would be done in two year increments so the teams can play home and home.

(12-15-2021 08:25 PM)BirdofParadise Wrote:  The most likely scenario would be to play everyone in your division and then two crossovers. But keep in mind that would be done in two year increments so the teams can play home and home.

I heard one of the AD's say that the two year h/h would not be done in order to play all teams in the opposite division more often.

(12-15-2021 09:02 PM)balanced_view Wrote:  

(12-15-2021 08:25 PM)BirdofParadise Wrote:  The most likely scenario would be to play everyone in your division and then two crossovers. But keep in mind that would be done in two year increments so the teams can play home and home.

I heard one of the AD's say that the two year h/h would not be done in order to play all teams in the opposite division more often.

So, for example, off the top of my head and not taking into account who played whom where last time, SOS, whatever:

App State

2022: @ULM, vs. TXST
2023: @USA, vs. Ark. St.
2024: @USM, vs. Louisiana
2025: @Troy, vs. ULM
2026: @TXST, vs. USA
2027: @Ark. St., vs. USM
2028: @Louisiana, vs. Troy

Rinse, repeat.

Everyone is played at least once over four years. It just takes seven years to hit every stadium.

We have to rotate 2 crossover opponents every year. It would be a big mistake not to doit that way

(12-15-2021 09:26 PM)GaSoEagle Wrote:  We have to rotate 2 crossover opponents every year. It would be a big mistake not to doit that way

Exactly. The 2 year H/H setup killed CUSA.