- This topic has 6 replies, 7 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 7 months ago by
.
-
Posts
-
I like the proposal. I like SF’s pods, too. Keeps a flavor of regional interest, and aids in travel costs.
As to why the keeping of divisions?
…Unx could present meaningless championship rings to the boys again.Meaningless???
I bet they didn’t think they were meaningless when they started hocking them for weed money.
LOL Wuf. You had me searching for a “like” button. You have also given me some ideas for a lot of the extra stuff I have laying around the house…
Who in their right mind would want to actually buy a “Division Champions” ring stamped with “8-4?” A Raleigh sports bar that wanted to showcase it for comedy’s sake?
As for mucking around with the conference championship game, how about balancing the two divisions so that one is not weak sauce year in and year out. Put Clemson and FSU opposite each other, which has the added bonus of making UNC and VT actually play a good team. Bring Miami over to the Atlantic to replace the lost member.
Or better, put the original 7 in one division and all the other ACC schools in the other.
“put the original 7 in one division”
Of the original 8 which 7 did you have in mind? South Carolina went independent then to the SEC and now Maryland is going B1G. I suppose GT could fill in for SC or MD. I do like the concept. FSU and CU would be in opposite groups and all the original rivals would still play one another.
The alignment would create a basketball heavy division and a football heavy division. Well, it could if Duke, State and *nc got their mess together. Or maybe the original 6 or 7 would be so bad in both football and basketball that it would not work out.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
