I'm going to keep asking this until somebody answers it: Why are there divisions in SEC bball?

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I'm going to keep asking this until somebody answers it: Why are there divisions in SEC bball?

Is there a point? Until somebody steps up in the West and becomes a dominant team, the East will always get preferential treatment in seedings/selection. Besides our weak non-conference SOS, the mere fact of being in the West was held against us today - and possibly even rightly so. Florida was viewed as the better draw because they played the tougher SEC schedule.

Why don't scrap the divisions and figure out a better rotation plan?

 

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I'm going to keep asking this until somebody answers it: Why are there divisions in SEC bball?

The Big 12 plays games by division but they lump everyone into a 12 team standing. That is hard for an outsider to follow. It also allows more conference teams a chance at the NCAAs. UT knew they were in, but we had a division bye and got a leg up on them in the tourney.