Big 12 Getting Crushed For Reportedly Considering Splitting Football Into 2 Divisions
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The Big 12 dropped some interesting news Friday, announcing that starting in 2017, the league will bring back a conference championship game, despite the fact that it is staying at 10 schools. It was also announced by commissioner Bob Bowlsby that the league is considering moving to two five-team divisions and keeping its round robin scheduling.
If you're thinking that doesn't make a ton of sense - you aren't alone. College football fans and analysts are mocking the league for what seems like a pointless exercise. Why have divisions if you already play every other team? Couldn't that potentially leave the league without its two best teams in the title game?
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We'll see if the Big 12 changes its mind. This likely isn't the last we hear on this topic.
