"We ought to do what football does and go to a Division I-A and I-AA," Huggins said, according to the Times West Virginian.
Huggins says cutting the number of team's in the sport's premier level would force schools to make a decision about their dedication to a basketball program.
"That's what they have to do in football. You have to make a commitment to have a football program," he told the American Chronicle. "It's attendance and facilities and so forth. If we did that, instead of having 347 teams, we'd maybe have 110 or 150. It makes it so much more manageable, but you could still play those people like football does, but they just can't be in your tournament."
If that were to occur, then Huggins said he could see the tournament expanding, perhaps to include every team in his proposed 'Division I-A.'
"That would make a heck of a tournament," he said.
Huggins also took the chance to take a shot at the NCAA, saying the organization and the leagues keep all the money earned -- leaving very little for the schools who are trying to tighten budgets as it is.
"The next thing is, the presidents need to get their head out of their (expletive) and figure out the NCAA is keeping all their money," Huggins said Saturday before his team's win over Seton Hall. "Between the NCAA and the conferences, they're keeping all the money. You have all these presidents concerned about budgets, meantime they let two organizations steal all their money."
Interesting idea, what do you guys think??