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SchmoeIt depends on what you're looking for. In most sports the regular season is a chance to gel as a team, prove you deserve a shot at the championship, and improve every game to be ready for the playoffs. In one sport the regular season is weighted differently, along with your schools' name, conference you play in, and what a bunch of East-coast sportswriters think of you. Given the two options, I'd take the former. Are we trying to figure out who's the best at the end of the year or who had the best regular season? Both have pros and cons, but one is much easier to measure.

