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This is
so logical it will make your eyes water.
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Divide 12 games between
conference opponents and non-conference opponents.
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The conference teams will be
aligned from best to worst according to last season's ratings.
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The top team in the conference
will choose an opponent and date, then the second, and so on to the
bottom. Three rounds of this will provide the six conference games.
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Then all the teams will be
aligned by the previous season's ratings from best to worst. As in the
conferences, each team will choose a non-conference opponent and date.
After three rounds the other six games will be chosen.
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The teams will earn or lose
points according to the rules on the YourLinx NFL Ratings
page and will be aligned at the start of the season with ratings as
described.
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Then they slug it out. More
excitement, no reason remaining to complain. If your team doesn't make
it, you shouldn't have lost or you should have chosen better opponents.
Teams like Boise State will work their way to the top as their team
gets better and never have to beg for a quality opponent.
Come on,
let's hear an argument. nutshellsports AT gmail com (you can figure it
out, right?)
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