The East took 5 out of 8 crossover matchups last weekend. Can't say I expect that to happen again this weekend, but a 4-4 split is possible!!
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All really depends on who plays whom. What I do like about the PSAC crossovers is that they don't count for divisional standings, so your division opponents aren't one-up on you because of scheduling. For example, Ship drew Slippery Rock, California and IUP for three of their West games this year. They don't appear to be good enough to contend for the East this year unless there is a major transformation over the next couple of weeks, but that's a helluva scheduling draw in any case. Division races in the Big Ten, in contrast, can be heavily influenced by crossover games. If you're in the West and draw Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State on your schedule while your opponents duck a couple of them, you're behind the eight-ball.
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Originally posted by Ship69 View PostAll really depends on who plays whom. What I do like about the PSAC crossovers is that they don't count for divisional standings, so your division opponents aren't one-up on you because of scheduling. For example, Ship drew Slippery Rock, California and IUP for three of their West games this year. They don't appear to be good enough to contend for the East this year unless there is a major transformation over the next couple of weeks, but that's a helluva scheduling draw in any case. Division races in the Big Ten, in contrast, can be heavily influenced by crossover games. If you're in the West and draw Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State on your schedule while your opponents duck a couple of them, you're behind the eight-ball.
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