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Re: >>>>RIT 2010 Offseason Thread-"You have to be a genius to go to RIT"
Re: >>>>RIT 2010 Offseason Thread-"You have to be a genius to go to RIT"
I don't know, but I would assume it's got to be a little of both the conference and the schools. The schools must be involved in order to work out the whole convoluted 3x, 2x BS structure with one geographic outlier. What a mess. My rant against the AHA was more aimed at whoever dreamed up this ridiculous alignment and scheduling nightmare than the actual schedule makers (be it the AHA or the schools or both). You'd think there would be a better way.
Look at the ECAC schedule, for example. Theirs is as straightforward as it gets... pairs of travel partners arranged geographically travel to other pairs for two-game, two-opponent weekends then play each other in a home-and-home on a given weekend. I imagine the conference can easily take care of that schedule with minimal input (arena availability, etc.) from the schools. Not that I think they should carbon-copy the ECAC's format, because of course, AHA can't really do it that way with AFA in the mix. It just seems like they could figure something better out. Because whether it's 1 game weekends or Tuesday games, it's a mess.
Re: >>>>RIT 2010 Offseason Thread-"You have to be a genius to go to RIT"
Well for one, I am not sure you can blame the AHA for that one, its the schools I beleive who work out their schedules.
I don't know, but I would assume it's got to be a little of both the conference and the schools. The schools must be involved in order to work out the whole convoluted 3x, 2x BS structure with one geographic outlier. What a mess. My rant against the AHA was more aimed at whoever dreamed up this ridiculous alignment and scheduling nightmare than the actual schedule makers (be it the AHA or the schools or both). You'd think there would be a better way.
Look at the ECAC schedule, for example. Theirs is as straightforward as it gets... pairs of travel partners arranged geographically travel to other pairs for two-game, two-opponent weekends then play each other in a home-and-home on a given weekend. I imagine the conference can easily take care of that schedule with minimal input (arena availability, etc.) from the schools. Not that I think they should carbon-copy the ECAC's format, because of course, AHA can't really do it that way with AFA in the mix. It just seems like they could figure something better out. Because whether it's 1 game weekends or Tuesday games, it's a mess.