Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="Slasher, post: 1458451, member: 4452"]
One thing to consider is future schedules.  Let's say the B12 actually does expand.  They have a nine game conference schedule.  Assuming 2018 being the first year in a new conference, let's consider what would have to happen to make this happen.

Cincinnati:  2018 - 3 nc, 2019 - 4 nc (1 would have to be moved), 2020 - 3 nc
Memphis:  2018- 2 nc, 2019 3 nc, 2020 - 0 nc
BYU:  2018 - 10 nc, 2019 - 9 nc, 2020 - 8 nc
UCF: 2018 - 1 nc, 2019 - 2 nc, 2020 - 1 nc
UConn: 2018 - 4 nc, 2019 - 3 nc, 2020 - 3 nc

Memphis and UCF are actually short games so they are ok.  Cincinnati and UConn would have to move one each (pretty easily doable.)  BYU would have to move an exorbitant amount of games.  Does BYU have a contract with every school saying we can back out at any time?  They have a lot of P5 schools in those years, most of which probably can't be all that flexible.  BYUs schedule doesn't really calm down until 2022.  I'd think that would be a ton of money they'd have to eat to try to move all those games around...
[/QUOTE]

Verification

First name of men's bb coach