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Agreed. It sucks that this is where the sport is going, but it's untenable to keep subsidizing the costs of smaller programs to your own detriment. The games suck. They aren't entertaining, they're usually hot AF at noon, they're usually (relatively) poorly attended. I'm not even going to finish watching us play Duquesne because I have another sports event to go to Saturday.
I love 11 P# games and 1 G# games. It feels right. Do whatever you need to with your conference scheduling, but get to 11. It helps preserve rivalries and just leads to better games. The goal is entertainment. Why not push for that?