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<blockquote data-quote="Mountaineer Steve" data-source="post: 129489153" data-attributes="member: 1495432">Buck, what the heck are you talking about? I said nothing about the BIG12 having a 75% chance of a rematch I was talking about the PAC12.&nbsp; Last year the PAC12 and I think the BIG, made a change that forces a 9 game in conference schedule&nbsp;&nbsp; By math that means with 12 teams and a 9 in conference games there is a 75% chance of a rematch and yet I did not hear anyone screaming OMG rematch, rematchThis proved to be the case In just the 1st year of implementation as the PAC CCG featured a rematch of Stanford and USC.&nbsp; As I indicated while not a guarantee of a rematch it certainly is a high percentage, and you don't see anyone claiming the sky is falling and they are at a disadvantage.&nbsp; &nbsp; And please don't say, well the PAC did not get in so it was a disadvantage.&nbsp; No the PAC did not get in because their best team Stanford had 2 losses.&nbsp; Had UNC beaten Clemson, a two lose Stanford team would have gotten in over a 1 loss UNC team.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mountaineer Steve, post: 129489153, member: 1495432"] Buck, what the heck are you talking about? I said nothing about the BIG12 having a 75% chance of a rematch I was talking about the PAC12. Last year the PAC12 and I think the BIG, made a change that forces a 9 game in conference schedule By math that means with 12 teams and a 9 in conference games there is a 75% chance of a rematch and yet I did not hear anyone screaming OMG rematch, rematch This proved to be the case In just the 1st year of implementation as the PAC CCG featured a rematch of Stanford and USC. As I indicated while not a guarantee of a rematch it certainly is a high percentage, and you don't see anyone claiming the sky is falling and they are at a disadvantage. And please don't say, well the PAC did not get in so it was a disadvantage. No the PAC did not get in because their best team Stanford had 2 losses. Had UNC beaten Clemson, a two lose Stanford team would have gotten in over a 1 loss UNC team. [/QUOTE]

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