gmoser1210 wrote:Maybe he's operating under the thought that every conference is mid-major unless it's a BCS conference. Either that or the only high major conferences are the Big 10 and the ACC.
Here's how the conferences will stack up in men's basketball, in my opinion:
1. Big Ten
2. ACC
3. Big East
4. Big 12
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5. SEC
6. AAC
7. Pac-12
8. Mountain West
9. Atlantic 10
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10. Missouri Valley
11. West Coast
12. Conference USA
13. Horizon
gmoser1210 wrote:I hesitated with the MVC and WCC, but ultimately gave the Valley the edge because they have five teams that have averaged a top 100 RPI over the past four seasons while the WCC only has three. If the WCC didn't have Pepperdine dragging everything down then it'd be a different story.
Burrito wrote:This new league is getting a nice pay raise. We are getting more money for basketball only than some conferences (AAC, Mountain West) get for football/basketball. We are getting paid more than when we were in a league with Louisville, Syracuse and UConn. If someone wants to call this league mid major because it doesn't play big time football, who cares?
In regards to basketball, our goal should be to be better than the SEC, BIG 12 and PAC 12. As far as the ACC goes, Boeheim, Williams, Pitino and Coach K are all in their sixties and will all be retired in the next 5-7 years. Syracuse will be going from a Hall of Fame coach with 900 wins to a Non Hall of Fame coach with zero wins. Their record on the hardcourt will adjust accordingly.
BEwannabe, what are you still doing here?
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