check it. haven't done the specifics yet but here's the abstract. regional groupings of power teams ; for instance- the great lakes group: power teams in wisconsin, illinois, indiana, michigan, ohio, kentucky. schools such as cincinnati would be represented. since collegiate athletics is no longer amateurish lets treat it like the pro sports it is. lets give it a minor league. and heres the part where everybody wins. schools such as cincinnati would have regional feeder schools like dayton, wright st, nku, miami; whereas kentucky would have morehead st and poor sisters of the poor. you could call up players or send players down. maybe like whoever wins the minors gets invited to the dance. say its dayton. now would star dayton player play for dayton or the nasti. rhetorical but you understand. but who turn down promotion? you? so, the affiliates could root for teams such as cincinnati as well as alma mater. everyone gets a dog to fight!

no more transfer portal other than the old way of sitting out a year. up until nil, i thought coaches and players situations pertaining to switching schools was night and day because one was an employee. but they still aren't are they?

now, certain teams could lay claim to the same minor league franchise. it might be possible and it's further possible some team may have no minor league franchise. well maybe you just get the closest ones you can. maybe you get like no more than three

what

It is good to have dreams.

Also to remember the stuff from our English courses. And not to create word salads.

i'd advise you to cut me some slack jack. i'm working on a new literary style

(01-13-2024 03:21 PM)Lush Wrote:  i'd advise you to cut me some slack jack. i'm working on a new literary style

e.e. cummings you're not

good. now that's out the way, what say ye of my minor league system?