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Message: [QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 4170014, member: 5685"] The math works out nicely FSU/Clemson/Louisville/GA Tech can play their SEC game and rotate the alliance games yearly (Notre Dame/B1G Team/P12 Team) so over 6 years each team will have played: 6 SEC games 2 ND games (one H and one A) 2 B1G games 2 P12 games Then 7 of the 10 remaining ACC teams can play a B1G game yearly and then rotate ND/P12 games so over 6 years each team will have played: 6 B1G games 4 P12 games 2 ND games There will need to be one ACC team that plays a B1G game yearly and then rotates ND/B1G/P12 games so over 6 years: 8 B1G games 2 P12 games 2 ND games The last 2 teams will need an extra ND game to meet the 5 game per year requirement so over 6 years they play: 7 B1G games 3 ND games 2 P12 games As a conference the total would be: 72 B1G games (12 per year) 42 P12 games (7 per year) 30 ND games (5 per year) 24 SEC games (4 per year) For the B1G their teams will play one yearly game vs the P12 and one yearly game vs the ACC/ND. So most of the B1G (8/14) will have over 6 years: 6 P12 games 6 ACC games The six schools that get ND will have: 6 P12 games 4 ACC games 2 ND games As a conference the total would be: 84 P12 games (14 per year) 72 ACC games (12 per year) 12 ND games (2 per year) For the P12 you will see... Stanford/USC will have ND yearly then split 2 to1 B!G/ACC: 6 ND games 4 B1G games 2 ACC games Utah will have BYU yearly then split 2 to 1: 6 BYU games 4 B1G games 2 ACC games The remaining 9 teams will have B1G yearly then split 2 to 1 ACC/B1G: 8 B1G games 4 ACC games As a conference: 84 B1G games 42 ACC games 12 ND games 6 B12 games (BYU) For ND they will have yearly: 5 ACC games 2 B1G games 2 P12 games 1 SEC game Over 6 years: 30 ACC games 12 B1G games 12 P12 games 6 SEC games SEC/B12 can go to 9 conference games and then play each other with the exception of Florida/UGA/UK/South Carolina who have ACC games. The 4 ACC game teams over 6 years have: 6 ACC games 9 of 12 remaining have: 6 B12 games 3 of 12 have: 4 B12 games 2 ND games In total the SEC would have: 66 B12 games 24 ACC games 6 ND games For the B12, BYU gets a yearly with Utah and everyone else gets an SEC game yearly. So over 6 years you see: 66 SEC games 6 P12 games Every P5 conference would play 10 P5 games per year. The number of intersectional matchups goes way up, making fans and TV very happy. The bigger schools will buy 2 non P5 home games OOC (G5 or FCS). The mid to smaller schools can try for 2 for 1s against G5s OOC. With the smaller P5 supply for the G5, they might be more willing to accept a 2 for 1. Plus they actually get a home game which is worth something. [/QUOTE]

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