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VTHokie2000

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Like I said before, I believe there is a flaw in the logic


Division A = 5 teams (4 division games)
Division B = 5 teams (4 division games)
Division C = 5 teams (4 division games)

If Division A plays all 5 teams in Division B, then who does Division C play for its cross-division games?

If Division A splits its cross-division games between Division B and Division C, then Division B and/or Division C may not have enough available teams to complete its cross-division schedules. Translation: 3 teams from Division A play all 5 teams from Division B. While 2 teams from Division A play all 5 teams from Division C. As a result, Division B teams needs 2 games and Division C teams needs 3 games. Since 2 does not equal 3, Division C teams will be 1 cross-division game short to complete its 9 game conference schedule.

If you believe 3 divisions of 5 can produce a 9 game conference schedule, then please show me how it can work.

(In response to this post by wwhokie1)

Posted: 05/16/2019 at 5:16PM


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  Hypothetical ACC at 16 4 Divisions with ND and WVU, showing ND schedule. -- Stech 05/16/2019 09:21AM
  Just add ND. 15 schools, 3 divisions of 5. ND, Clemson, FSU split up. -- wwhokie1 05/16/2019 11:10AM
  If there are 3 divisions of 5, then how do you determine -- VTHokie2000 05/16/2019 1:45PM
  Repeat** -- wwhokie1 05/16/2019 3:19PM
  Like I said before, I believe there is a flaw in the logic -- VTHokie2000 05/16/2019 5:16PM
  Simple Solution. -- wwhokie1 05/16/2019 10:13PM
  It’s much better than 14 and VT barely ever playing FSU & Clemson right now ** -- Stech 05/16/2019 1:34PM
  Why only seven conference games? -- Tailgate Guru 05/16/2019 10:54AM

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