And adding UNC and UVA to Maryland and Rutgers isn’t the best option. If the B1G goes 24 and has four 6-team divisions, an East a division with Penn State, FSU, Clemson, Miami, Rutgers and Maryland looks pretty nice. The B1G also adds ND, Utah and Stanford and and the latter join the 4 west coast schools in the Pacific Division. Oh, no VT in the B1G? That’s because the SEC grabs all four NC and VA schools. Also adds Kansas, Ok State, Arizona and Arizona State. Two 24 team behemoths. Each has their 4 division champs and second place teams stage an 8 team playoff for the Conference Championship and the winners meet in the College Super Bowl. Just look below and imagine the division champs getting home games and the 2nd place teams being wild card teams. SEC East Kentucky (1) VT (2) UVA UNC NCST South Carolina SEC South UGA (1) Bama (2) Auburn Florida Tennessee Vanderbilt SEC Riverlands LSU (1) Ole Miss(2) Miss St Arkansas Kansas Missouri SEC SWC Texas(1) aTm(2) OU Ok State Arizona Arizona State Then the B1G B1G East Penn State(1) Clemson(2) FSU Miami Rutgers Maryland B1G North Ohio State(1) Michigan(2) ND Mich St Indiana Purdue B1G Midwest Wisconsin (1) Iowa(2) Nebraska Minnesota Illinois Northwestern B1G PAC Washington(1) Oregon(2) USC UCLA Stanford Utah Play the 5 teams in your division and rotate other divisions in your league every 2 years H/A. That’s 11 common games to Decide division champs and runners up. Then play one game vs the other conference against a similarly rated opponent in a week one, made for TV matchup. ** Edited by hokieZ71 at 1/12/2024, 1:13:34 PM ** Edited by hokieZ71 at 1/12/2024, 1:14:18 PM