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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129443556" data-attributes="member: 1428007"><p>Delaney is trying to make a power play to keep his league in a power situation above the BIG 12. He is trying to destabilize the BIG 12 so he'll be able to try and lure BIG 12 (and/or ACC) schools to his conference in the future. He has no business worrying about how the ACC or BIG 12 choose their champion-especially when his conference doesn't play a round robin schedule and skates teams like last year's Ohio State or this years Iowa through on the basis of skipping playing any tough teams in conference - and up to next year only playing 8 conference games.</p><p></p><p>He wants an advantage--after all what does he have to fear? What are these "unkown consequences"? If he wants things similar then he should have his league similar to what the BIG 12 does, or have less teams to be more similar to the Pac 12 and BIG 12. After all, no one forced him to expand, that was his choice. Now, he's upset because others don't have a CCG or divisions, while ignoring the benefits his league's schools realize from a biased media, lack of schools playing one another in a round robin format, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129443556, member: 1428007"] Delaney is trying to make a power play to keep his league in a power situation above the BIG 12. He is trying to destabilize the BIG 12 so he'll be able to try and lure BIG 12 (and/or ACC) schools to his conference in the future. He has no business worrying about how the ACC or BIG 12 choose their champion-especially when his conference doesn't play a round robin schedule and skates teams like last year's Ohio State or this years Iowa through on the basis of skipping playing any tough teams in conference - and up to next year only playing 8 conference games. He wants an advantage--after all what does he have to fear? What are these "unkown consequences"? If he wants things similar then he should have his league similar to what the BIG 12 does, or have less teams to be more similar to the Pac 12 and BIG 12. After all, no one forced him to expand, that was his choice. Now, he's upset because others don't have a CCG or divisions, while ignoring the benefits his league's schools realize from a biased media, lack of schools playing one another in a round robin format, etc. [/QUOTE]
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