My Relegation System

[Colt45]

I grouped all 126 teams by regions:

North Group has 32 teams (Average OVR: 82.4)
South Group has 31 teams (Average OVR: 81.7)
Central Group has 31 teams (Average OVR: 83.6)
West Group has 32 teams (Average OVR: 82.1)

Then sorted within region by '13 Overall rating. I'll do this over when '14's Overalls are released.

Four groups with three conferences (except for the North, which only has two 16 team conferences)



Link to the Google Spreadsheet if you want to take my work and make some adjustments.

Here's a link the Google Map I made of all the teams, color coded by Group, further coded by conference and division.

If you find any mistakes (and I'm sure there are some), please let me know. It was a lot of info to sort through, so I'm sure I messed something up.

[stratospaly]

This style of football works well for the Galactic Football League book series by Scott Sigler. Check them out, they are amazing!

[grabursock55]

I like it all. The only think I would have done differently, (This is my opinion of course, and I know you were working with what the game gives you pretty much) but I would try to have all of the top tier divisions with the same amount of teams instead of the north having four more teams in D1 than any of the other three conferences.

Ive wanted to set up a league like this before, but forgot about it. I am interested in the concept of regional champions, so I think i might apply this to at least one of my NCAA 14 dynasties, with maybe a few tweaks here and there. but overall, awesome work and thanks a lot!

[soonermagic88]

Subscribing so i can save this thread for one of my many future NCAA 14 dynasties.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Please tell me you stripped away the AAC's auto-bid after that arrangement. Lordy, 4 directional schools and 2 service academies.

[JDakathebest]

I would move Cal and Arizona up to the pac 12 (it seems like it would even it out with the other bigger conf.