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Post by Gene on Jan 4, 2010 12:26:23 GMT -5
I'd have to think 4 teams from each conference. I was thinking that too (though it will seem a bit like the NHL in the 70s/80s with 16 of 21 teams making the playoffs. 8 of 11 teams here would be playoff bound) Right. Only other option would be to take the top 3. 1st seed gets a bye week and #2 & #3 play each other, winner takes on #1 seed in Conference Championship. But that, imo, would seem unfair for the Division Champ to only have to play one game though it is incentive. Also, not a big difference but i count 13 teams, 7 East/6 West. If they all play. Fayetteville & New Mexico are super quiet.... |
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Post by d'oh! on Jan 4, 2010 23:31:19 GMT -5
I was thinking that too (though it will seem a bit like the NHL in the 70s/80s with 16 of 21 teams making the playoffs. 8 of 11 teams here would be playoff bound) Right. Only other option would be to take the top 3. 1st seed gets a bye week and #2 & #3 play each other, winner takes on #1 seed in Conference Championship. But that, imo, would seem unfair for the Division Champ to only have to play one game though it is incentive. Also, not a big difference but i count 13 teams, 7 East/6 West. If they all play. Fayetteville & New Mexico are super quiet.... \ Oops I forgot about Fayetteville. I hope there would be 6 out west, but I'm not counting on it. B. |
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Post by UnoBomber on Jan 5, 2010 17:38:03 GMT -5
At this point why not have everyone in the playoffs. Using the regular season to seed the teams in each conference.
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