With UL in the West is is possible UC/UL would not happen annually?

With UL in the West is is possible UC/UL would not happen annually?

Why wouldn't it? They are going to play 8 conference games, like any other 12 team conference. You only have 5 opponents in your division.

Why wouldn't it? They are going to play 8 conference games, like any other 12 team conference. You only have 5 opponents in your division.

 

SEC teams have 5 division opponents yet do not play every team in the other division.

 

Teams are looking for home games against non-conference teams.

 

That doesn't leave room to play the other division's entire group.

^ I'm hopeful that something could be worked out to ensure that UofL-UC is played every year.

SEC teams have 5 division opponents yet do not play every team in the other division.

 

Teams are looking for home games against non-conference teams.

 

That doesn't leave room to play the other division's entire group.

If the Big Ten can accommodate Ohio State/Michigan, the Big East can certainly find a way to make the battle over the barrel of nails happen.

SEC teams have 5 division opponents yet do not play every team in the other division.

 

Teams are looking for home games against non-conference teams.

 

That doesn't leave room to play the other division's entire group.

 

Correct, but I believe the SEC is set up so that certain teams from each division play each year.

^ That article mentions BYU. Is there a significant discussion about that at this point? It would be nice to bring in a large western contingent all at once with Boise, BYU and Air Force if such a thing is possible.

 

Yes BYU is the target team to replace WVU. There is a lot of logistics involved that make things very complicated, but as a football only member I think they can work it out as long as there is that core of teams for them to play out west...

With UL in the West is is possible UC/UL would not happen annually?

 

UC and UL will play every year if they are split up...