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If it is Boise, FSU and Nevada, what divisions?
Author: Art Director
Date: Nov 12, 2009 - 06:25am
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Really, I'd rather have just Boise rather than Boise and the other two, but given the DC radio station's rumors, we'll see.

I think we'd be better off splitting East - West rather than splitting the cold weather teams and the warm weather teams.


The big question is do you put Boise in the same column as BYU-Utah? Or does that make one side too one sided?


Here's how I would split them:

West:
SDSU
Fresno
UNLV
Nevada
BYU
Utah

East:
Boise
Wyoming
CSU
Air Force
New Mexico
TCU


Anyone else have another preferred set of divisions?

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If it is Boise, FSU and Nevada, what divisions? Art Director Nov 12, 06:25am
That looks good to me. (nm) BoylenOver Nov 12, 06:28am
We should Add SMU, BOISE and Houston RealTexan Coug Nov 12, 07:00am
SMU adds nothing market-wise (short) BYUTenderHeart Nov 12, 07:11am
So you're saying that the TCU fans are SMU fans? RealTexan Coug Nov 12, 11:50am
There's pros and cons for all of them Art Director Nov 12, 07:37am
oh no, the TV market argument BlueK Nov 12, 07:41am
definitely Houston if we have to expand. (nm) Mister P Nov 12, 08:32am
SMU's only asset is that they are TCU's natural (short) RedSox Nov 12, 08:49am
That. And millions and millions of dollars. Art Director Nov 12, 09:08am
Signed, the last decade. (nm) RedSox Nov 12, 11:50am
RE: If it is Boise, FSU and Nevada, what divisions? cougarick Nov 12, 07:22am
Replace Nevada with Houston or UTEP and we're good PapaBill Nov 12, 08:01am
Nevada is clearly the weakest of the three Art Director Nov 12, 08:14am
Adding UTEP does NOT really add to your Texas Bill Nov 12, 09:15am
RE: Replace Nevada with Houston or UTEP and we're good dcallaway Nov 13, 10:27am
New MWC Divisions cougrfan70 Nov 12, 08:06am
problem is that BYU and Utah have to play each SamoanCoug Nov 12, 09:16am
RE: problem is that BYU and Utah have to play each cougrfan70 Nov 12, 02:22pm
Someone on the MWCBoard suggested this: CaliWG Nov 12, 08:09am
One group would have 3 of the top 4 teams. (short) kotacoug Nov 12, 08:37am
Every team would have to play 2 out BYU, Utah, BSU CaliWG Nov 12, 09:49am
"One of these divisions is not like the other..." (nm) darkcoug Nov 12, 09:10am
They arent divisions CaliWG Nov 12, 09:55am
Because it increases our chance of having to play (short) kotacoug Nov 13, 08:33am
Never happen. SamoanCoug Nov 12, 09:17am
It was done completely different in the old WAC CaliWG Nov 12, 09:43am
The reasoning why the teams didn't like it was the SamoanCoug Nov 12, 10:02am
Where did you hear the rumor or do you have a link (nm) TempeCoug Nov 12, 08:13am
San Diego radio via utefans Art Director Nov 12, 08:17am
Thanks (nm) TempeCoug Nov 12, 08:19am
After looking at the numbers that the BCS would cougarfan84 Nov 12, 08:23am
North & South Divisions FrontLineFan Nov 12, 08:35am
This the way I thought of doing it but it does (short) Tuskaloosa Cougar Nov 12, 08:39am
It is the best way to split them geographically bu SamoanCoug Nov 12, 09:19am
thats the best way to split them. makes sense (nm) Tuskaloosa Cougar Nov 12, 08:39am
I don't think a geographic split makes sense BYUHoopster Nov 12, 09:47am
RE: If it is Boise, FSU and Nevada, what divisions? B-Coug Nov 13, 10:21pm

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