Jun 29, 2022
6:15:31am
6:15:31am
Alternatively, protecting 3 is way way too few
The reason it works for the ACC is because it allows all the other remaining teams to be split into two and played every other year.
You're looking for
A + 2B = X-1
and
A + B = Y
where
A is the number of 'permanent rivals'
B is the number of other teams played in a year
X is the conference size
Y is the # of conference games
For a 12 team league, that means (in an 8 game conference slate) setting 5 permanent rivals and rotating the other 6 (3 per year)...which is basically divisions
You're looking for
A + 2B = X-1
and
A + B = Y
where
A is the number of 'permanent rivals'
B is the number of other teams played in a year
X is the conference size
Y is the # of conference games
For a 12 team league, that means (in an 8 game conference slate) setting 5 permanent rivals and rotating the other 6 (3 per year)...which is basically divisions
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