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Hokie, the reason you came up with is a "good" reason, but not a critical

one. If The B1G grows beyond twenty (very likely) it would not surprise me to see some obtuse configuration like 23 teams in four divisions: 6,6,6, and only five Out West. Or 25 teams with seven Out West. I doubt that anyone, anywhere knows what these conferences will look like in their next iteration, but I suspect that tidy symmetry is not on the list of "must-haves."
Posted: 04/27/2026 at 12:23 PM ET
(In response to this post by VTHokie2000)

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Why the P2 will not have the same # of teams and what it means for the ACC
RandomAsianGuy 04/25/26 03:23 PM ET
You say there are no "good reasons" to have symmetry. Well if you look at
VTHokie2000 04/27/26 11:31 AM ET
Yes the pros are well balanced. But the colleges are decentralized. Why?
RandomAsianGuy 04/27/26 01:21 PM ET
Exemption to antitrust laws may or may not be a factor. The reason the
VTHokie2000 04/27/26 02:18 PM ET
The college model has not been balanced but you're entitled to your opinion**
RandomAsianGuy 04/27/26 05:36 PM ET
If you truly believe antitrust exemption is driving the pro leagues'
VTHokie2000 04/27/26 07:47 PM ET
Gee. As I said, you are entitled to your opinion.
RandomAsianGuy 04/27/26 08:28 PM ET
Hokie, the reason you came up with is a "good" reason, but not a critical
33laszlo99 04/27/26 12:23 PM ET
Even if the Big Ten were to expand to 23 teams tomorrow, don't be surprised
VTHokie2000 04/27/26 02:10 PM ET