Yes, it does, and I'm sorry if i sounded snippy. In terms of institutional change I think the biggest factor would be the movement for more teams to join conferences and hold conference tournaments with AQs. That added an extra layer of games for almost everyone that in the past only a few teams had. The Big Ten, for example, inaugurated its post-season tournament in 2015. The Big East first had a lacrosse tournament in 2014. I don't think there are any NCAA policies that have affected the number of games played.