Oh I don't feel the need to argue at all....just sharing my thoughts and feelings....and those are always based upon what gets us the best playoff participants and what gives us the most fun.
You may be right about the GAC commissioner. I never doubted that you might be. The MIAA commissioner sees it differently and wants non-conference games. Not to speak for him, but I'm sure he believes he has teams getting left out because of undeserving teams from the GLVC or GAC.
It's also time for everyone to consider that the way the criteria was applied in SR3 was done according to the criteria. The 2-2-2-1 model that was used will likely no longer be used.
So yes, if the GAC commissioner thinks the conference would have a collective sub-.500 SOS then he will most likely want to stay in the current scheduling model. If he believes that the conference would be above .500 collectively, then he would probably advocate for staying in the inbred schedule. It's loss insurance.
Did the MIAA really get all its top teams in the playoffs? It could easily be argued that Fort Hays and Missouri Western could have beaten Ouachita Baptist, Indianapolis, and Lindenwood,
I will post more later.
You may be right about the GAC commissioner. I never doubted that you might be. The MIAA commissioner sees it differently and wants non-conference games. Not to speak for him, but I'm sure he believes he has teams getting left out because of undeserving teams from the GLVC or GAC.
It's also time for everyone to consider that the way the criteria was applied in SR3 was done according to the criteria. The 2-2-2-1 model that was used will likely no longer be used.
So yes, if the GAC commissioner thinks the conference would have a collective sub-.500 SOS then he will most likely want to stay in the current scheduling model. If he believes that the conference would be above .500 collectively, then he would probably advocate for staying in the inbred schedule. It's loss insurance.
Did the MIAA really get all its top teams in the playoffs? It could easily be argued that Fort Hays and Missouri Western could have beaten Ouachita Baptist, Indianapolis, and Lindenwood,
I will post more later.
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