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I agree with JCG - it is a flawed analogy. Maybe you could take a 5 year average of SOS, (or a national ranking) of teams and look at that Parrado for break points. For example you have power house programs like Cal State Fullerton (just one example) ranked fairly low who would compete in any league/team. That might not work either due to the nature of (or lack of) athletic scholarships you have players in "lower" level programs who could play on a P5 team.

12/28/2011:59 AM

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