What if college basketball ran conference realignment

[ET7774]

Interesting hypothetical idea - what if college realignment was based on things like geography and long term rivalries. Basically, common sense. No conference had more than 11 teams, allowing for true round robin

Funny line about BC:

This new A-10 gives Boston College an actual chance to compete in basketball, and it restores UMass to where it belongs, rather than its ridiculous football-motivated move to the MAC

Hope this link works, but we may need Hooper Scooper to do his alternate access thing.

What if college basketball ran conference realignment? We sorted all 364 teams to find out

Let us imagine a world where football is no longer the bullying juggernaut dictating every move in college sports.

www.nytimes.com

 

[bendm]

What if pigs could fly?

 

[HooperScooper]

Your wish is my command. Here you go:

What if college basketball ran conference realignment? We sorted all 364 teams to find out​

 

[storrsroars]

read it early this morning. will not get those minutes back.

 

[prankster]

It would suck balls!

Colleges came first. Followed by college athletics. That was followed by college sports conferences, and finally the NCAA was born.

What if government regulators came first, and then stock exchanges?

 

[Inyatkin]

For the Big East is says: "Rutgers, West Virginia, Syracuse and Pittsburgh are back where they belong."

Rutgers and W.Va weren't close to original members and left years ago. Who cares about them?

 

[Palatine]

If my auntie had wheels she would be a wagon.

 

[Tyler2Rings]

The only thing that matters in this article is that they sincerely put BC in the "upper level midmajors" category