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It's Official: Big Sky goes to 18 Game League Slate
- Thread starter Skippy
- Start date
oldrunner
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What this means is that we will be playing four of the league teams only once. I'm sure that it will be rotated such that it's not the same four every year. However, there still may exist some schedule inequities each year and hosting the BSC championships is still going to be based on BSC record with no weighting for strength of schedule. In theory, rotating the off H/H parings each year would mitigate this. However, you really can't predict which teams will be strong in any given year. It's going to be the luck of the draw, to a large extent. A 22 game league schedule would be out of the question. We simply need more OOC games than that.
It really does not favor the BSC to have 12 members for Basketball, unless we start getting more than one team into the big dance.
It really does not favor the BSC to have 12 members for Basketball, unless we start getting more than one team into the big dance.
