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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 635041, member: 27"]
That would work. Kind of crazy to change the divisions every year to get around an NCAA rule, but having divisions where you don't play everyone else in your division introduces even worse problems, as talked about in the second link. Even if the rule was not in effect, I think at minimum, you still need everyone in a division to play each other each season.
 
If the SEC and B1G go to 16 teams and want the setup you are suggesting, I would assume the NCAA would give it to them. If they didn't, it could well be the impetus for the inevitable split coming between the power conferences and the NCAA. 
 
Personally, I think the setup talked about with the 3-2-3 schedule is more likely.  More playoff games=more money, it becomes in effect part of an extended playoffs for the national championshop.  Also, I think certain schools are going to want to play other schools each year no matter what.  The 3-2-3 allows for that. 
 
Still, if I were the czar of the ACC, I would do what you are suggesting.
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