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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 130893711" data-attributes="member: 1428007">?  I know you don't use logic, but surely even you realize the BIG 12 got a rules change with the NCAA to allow a 10 team league to have a CCG.  The requirement for doing so means they MUST play a round robin (which they do--each school plays the other 9). And then have the best two schools match up in the conference CCG. Or they could have formed two equal divisions and had the division winners match up.And this is where things for the AAC get tricky--they'll have 11 teams, not 10, without UConn.  They can't form equal 6 team divisions, so they'd have to have round robin play to still have a CCG.  That means a 10 game schedule IN conference for all teams.  Not the same as the BIG 12 at all which plays 9 games in round robin in the conference.</blockquote>

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