adoraz wrote:Lol come on Stever... This is very reactionary to something that's minor. I'm pretty sure most Big East teams can schedule tougher opponents OOC if necessary. Actually, I'm certain they can. So no this won't force the Big East to expand.
stever20 wrote:adoraz wrote:Lol come on Stever... This is very reactionary to something that's minor. I'm pretty sure most Big East teams can schedule tougher opponents OOC if necessary. Actually, I'm certain they can. So no this won't force the Big East to expand.
I'm sorry, but I don't think 2 extra conference games is all that minor. I think the P5 all will go 20 conference games. That's a huge part. It's not just going to be the ACC doing this.
stever20 wrote:adoraz wrote:Lol come on Stever... This is very reactionary to something that's minor. I'm pretty sure most Big East teams can schedule tougher opponents OOC if necessary. Actually, I'm certain they can. So no this won't force the Big East to expand.
I'm sorry, but I don't think 2 extra conference games is all that minor. I think the P5 all will go 20 conference games. That's a huge part. It's not just going to be the ACC doing this.
NJRedman wrote:stever20 wrote:adoraz wrote:Lol come on Stever... This is very reactionary to something that's minor. I'm pretty sure most Big East teams can schedule tougher opponents OOC if necessary. Actually, I'm certain they can. So no this won't force the Big East to expand.
I'm sorry, but I don't think 2 extra conference games is all that minor. I think the P5 all will go 20 conference games. That's a huge part. It's not just going to be the ACC doing this.
There is no indication they are all going to 20 games. You are assuming something, then turning that assumption into fact in your own head and THEN reacting like its happening. It's not, at least right now happening. Some say you even lose TV games by going to 20. Team A plays OOC Team and Team B plays OOC Team thats 2 games for the TV partners. Team A plays Team B instead thats only one game for the TV partners.
adoraz wrote:stever20 wrote:adoraz wrote:Lol come on Stever... This is very reactionary to something that's minor. I'm pretty sure most Big East teams can schedule tougher opponents OOC if necessary. Actually, I'm certain they can. So no this won't force the Big East to expand.
I'm sorry, but I don't think 2 extra conference games is all that minor. I think the P5 all will go 20 conference games. That's a huge part. It's not just going to be the ACC doing this.
And why exactly do you think all conferences will do this?
aughnanure wrote:Easy. Just add UConn when they get left behind. 11 teams and 20 conference games is perfect.
DudeAnon wrote:They are being forced into it by ESPN so they have more material for the ACC network (which ESPN owns 100%.)
20 conference games is a bad idea and would only result in less tourney bids.
pki1998 wrote:DudeAnon wrote:They are being forced into it by ESPN so they have more material for the ACC network (which ESPN owns 100%.)
20 conference games is a bad idea and would only result in less tourney bids.
Increasing the number of conference games either lowers inventory or keeps it the same. Remember the home team has the TV rights. So if you add two more conference games, each team gets an additional home and away conference game. As such you get additional home conference game per home member.
If the teams in the conference give up one Buy Game, and one game from a home and home series, you are giving up 1.5 home games a year. Net Decrease is.5 home games per team per year
If the teams in the conference give up two Buy Games, you are giving up 2.0 home games a year. Net decrease is 1.0 home games per team per year.
If you give up two game from home and home series, you are giving up 1.0 games a year. No change in number of home games.
My guess is the 20 home games is more to feel like a conference. Even with a 20 conference game schedule, that only gives you six teams you see twice in the conference season, and 8 you only play once.
While this could increase strength of schedule, remember this is giving up OCC wins, which could adversely effect the RPI's of the schools. Imagine what DePaul's or St john's RPI would be like if you replaced two of the OCC wins, with two more loses in the Big East
DudeAnon wrote:aughnanure wrote:Easy. Just add UConn when they get left behind. 11 teams and 20 conference games is perfect.
If we do expand then it should be by 2 and ditch the round dobin. As much as I like conference games, I don't want to ditch what I believe is a fun first half of the season with OOC.
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