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[QUOTE="supp, post: 2542655, member: 702"] The gap between P5 and everyone else makes much more sense in football with its 85 player rosters than it does in basketball. There will always be strong non-P5 programs in the NCAA tournament as long as the P5 is part of the tournament. There will also be years when a non-P5 conference will outperform P5 conferences. The SEC for a whole bunch of years has been just UK, Florida and then a huge drop-off to the rest. The last PAC12 champion was more than 20 years ago. The last B1G champ was nearly 20 years ago. The BE/AAC in roughly the same period won 7 championships. [/QUOTE]
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