In reply to: And then expand beyond 8 teams? posted by Irish Tool
Boston Col.
Syracuse
Rutgers
W. Virginia
Virginia
Louisville
Va. Tech
Miami
Maryland
Duke
Wake Forest
N. Carolina
NC St.
Clemson
Ga. Tech
Florida St.
Penn St.
Pitt
Ohio St.
Michigan
Michigan St.
Notre Dame
Indiana
Purdue
Northwestern
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington
Wash. St.
Oregon St.
Oregon
Utah
BYU
Colorado
Air Force
Cal
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Arizona St.
Texas Tech
TCU
Arizona
S. Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Alabama
Miss. St.
Mississippi
LSU
Arkansas
Texas A&M
Ok. St.
Oklahoma
Texas
12 divisions of 8 for 96 "power" teams - 7 Division Games 4 Non-Division and allow 4 "at-large" playoff bids or 5 non-division games and top 4 get a first round bye.
Possible better alternative might be divisions of 9 so you have even number of home and road games.
I'd think it would be 7 conference games and 5 non-conference games.
"return to smaller conferences." I'm just quibbling now, I suppose.