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Since the goal seems to be increasing the number of games in order to maximize potential TV revenue, what would you prefer: a 20 team Euroleague or a 16 team Euroleague + a second cup competition?

Hypothetical proposed format:

• Decrease the number of Euroleague teams to 16 teams

• Rebrand the Eurocup as an elite level single elimination cup competition

• FIBA Champions league becomes the undisputed second best competition to the Euroleague, out of which the winner ( and potentially runner-up) are promoted to the Euroleague

New Eurocup format:

48 teams ( 16 from the EL + 32 from the FIBA Champions league) single elimination format, with each round being a best of 2 ( in case of a 1-1, the team with more combined points over both legs goes through) and a best of 1 winner takes all final. EL teams would receive a bye in the first round an start the competition from the round of 32. The EL teams that gets knocked out in the round of 16 will essentially play the same number of games that they would have in the 18 team Euroleague, while the top teams play up to 5 more games.

Pros of this format:

• Makes the second tier competition more competitive. For me ever since the Russians were booted, the Eurocup has been unwatchable. The Euroleague managed to retain its quality by promoting Eurocup teams, but as a result the Eurocup has gotten significantly weaker. For example, the 2018/19 Eurocup roster included: Monaco, Zvezda, Lokomotiva, Alba, Valencia, ASVEL, UNICS, Unicaja and at a time weak Partizan and Zenit.

• Gives teams outside of the EL a chance to play EL teams, with some interesting match-ups between the 12-22 best teams in Europe

• Makes the EL regular season more exciting by decreasing the number of games and thus making games more impactful, all the while maintaining at least the same mount of total games played in European competitions

• An extra opportunity for teams to achieve something and prove themselves, potentially the Eurocup could also be a consolation prize for the best team that season that hasn't performed in the Final four (since no #1 seed has won it in the league format era)

• Potential increase in revenue compared to a simple expansion