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molsusports
Another obvious problem is how you manage the complications of the years when some teams are playing the pods that include their fixed rival.

What do you mean by this? Everybody has a fixed rival in each pod that they'll play every year

Pod A - Member 1
Pod B - Member 1
Pod C - Member 1
Pod D - Member 1
(these 4 will play each other every year)

Pod A - Member 2
Pod B - Member 2
Pod C - Member 2
Pod D - Member 2
(these 4 will play each other every year)

Pod A - Member 3
Pod B - Member 3
Pod C - Member 3
Pod D - Member 3
(these 4 will play each other every year)

Pod A - Member 4
Pod B - Member 4
Pod C - Member 4
Pod D - Member 4
(these 4 will play each other every year)

This post was edited on 6/13/20 at 9:24 am

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Posted by molsusports

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Posted on 6/12/20 at 12:15 am to southernboisb

So your proposal is a 9 game regular season conference schedule before the conference championship game?

And of those nine games seven are considered in division? Well, I understand that in theory but not practice. It wouldn't be very good for the middle and lower tier SEC schools who struggle to get bowl eligible and had previously generated good revenue from the extra home games against rent a wins that this proposal takes away.

Let's pretend those aren't issues for a minute though. What are your pods and the fixed opponents for each of the sixteen teams? Without the specifics there's not a proposal so much an idea about how a proposal might be created.

Edited to reflect my understanding of the idea.

This post was edited on 6/12/20 at 12:25 am

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