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Message: [QUOTE="ThabeetDown, post: 4460090, member: 4336"] UConn's best hope to be in any respectable conference is a collapse of the ACC. I'd see the B10/B12/SEC divving up the scraps to get up to 18-20 teams. 20 is a magic number as you can play the 9 conf games in division every year and then have your ship game. B10 East: 1. Maryland 2. PSU 3. Duke 4. UVA 5. UNC 6. Michigan 7. Ohio State 8. Rutgers 9. IU 10. Va Tech (this is ND's spot if they want it, don't think they give up Indy with the 12 team CFP now). B10 West: 1. USC 2. UCLA 3. Wisco 4. Illinois 5. Iowa 6. Minnesota 7. Nebraska 8. NW 9. Purdue 10. Wisco SEC East: 1. Florida 2. UGA 3. SC 4. Kentucky 5. Tennessee 6. Vandy 7. Clemson 8. FSU 9. Miami 10. Ga Tech? SEC West: 1. Bama 2. Ark 3. Auburn 4. LSU 5. Ole Miss 6. Miss St 7. A&M 8. OU 9. Texas 10. Mizzou B12 East: 1. WVU 2. UCF 3. Cincy 4. Lville 5. Pitt 6. NC State 7. Wake 8. BC 9. Cuse 10. UConn* B12 West: 1. Baylor 2. ISU 3. Kansas 4. KSU 5. OK State 6. TCU 7. Texas Tech 8. BYU 9. Houston 10. Colorado* We're still left out in the cold if the B12/B10 goes into the P12 rather than divvy up the ACC schools. I'd sign up for B12 East in football no doubt -- but depends how badly B12 wants to get to 20 teams to get on that SEC/B10 level. Add us to B12 East and maybe they can poach Colorado to bring em back to B12 West with Coach Prime. For bball, if you want to keep that 20 conf game magic number, play all the teams in B12 East twice (so 18 games) and then add 2 rotating from the other side? I'd sign up for that B12 East basketball schedule in all sports...hybrid OBE, no one is too far, solid balance, etc. B12 Baseball conference wouldn't be that bad either... [/QUOTE]

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