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What is benefit of doing these divisions for 2 years and then switching?
I just don't get it if the final plan REALLY is to end up at this:

Blue: Boise, Cincinnati, UCF, Houston, Rutgers, Temple and the 14th team
Red: Louisville, UConn, Memphis, Navy, San Diego State, USF and SMU

If that's REALLY the case then why not just start next year with the Blue minus 14th team and the Red minus Navy?

It doens't make much sense to me to have two years of geographic divisons and then totally shake up the mix.

Can anybody explain to me the upside of doing this?
(This post was last modified: 11-13-2012 06:14 PM by 3601.)
11-13-2012 06:13 PM
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