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I don't see how Michigan or Penn State have a harder road than Michigan State. We have to play @Michigan and @OSU and each of the top three Miss one of the games because it's themselves. I'd rather play Pitt than Notre Dame, I don't care what record last year show. We also miss the slums of the West division.
This would be a little surprising.My projected OOC record for the B1G: 32-10(6-8 vs. P5)
The wins:
Ohio State vs. Oklahoma
Michigan vs. Florida
Penn State vs. Pitt
Iowa at Iowa State
Wisconsin at BYU
Northwestern at Duke
The losses:
Maryland at Texas
Rutgers vs. Washington
Indiana at Virginia
Michigan State vs. Notre Dame
Purdue vs. Louisville
Purdue at Missouri
Nebraska at Oregon
Minnesota at Oregon State
Very highly unlikely.Yeah, my guess is Michigan State will have a better SOS at the end of the year than Ohio State and Michigan, especially Ohio State.
This would be a little surprising.
This would be a little surprising.
Yeah that doesn't surprise me. It sounds like Tanner Lee is supposed to be an upgrade over Armstrong from what I'm hearing. Oregon does return a good amount on offense but that is a completely brand new coaching staff facing a tough early game.Nebraska barely beat them at home last year. My guess is Oregon is currently favored to beat them.
"especially Ohio State"Not really, just read the article @7Samurai13 posted.
"especially Ohio State"
It's likely OSU ends up with the toughest SOS in the division. They have 3 opponents on their schedule that finished top 10 last year along with two additional road games vs. 9-4 and 8-5 teams. Sparty's got 3 top 10 opponents also, but their OOC is garbage.
Yeah that doesn't surprise me. It sounds like Tanner Lee is supposed to be an upgrade over Armstrong from what I'm hearing. Oregon does return a good amount on offense but that is a completely brand new coaching staff facing a tough early game.
Without any rationale, I see.I disagree. I think MSU will. Even if their OOC schedule is based on how teams were last year, I'd still say that, not that I think that will happen either.
Without any rationale, I see.
LOL what? He transferred because Tulane went to a spread option and he's a pro-style passer. You've been slipping a lot lately.Armstrong sucked, so being an upgrade over him isn't exactly saying much. But betting on a guy that couldn't cut it at Tulane isn't too promising. Nebraska was also extremely overrated last year.
Half the schedule is the same between the two. So let's look at differences"especially Ohio State"
It's likely OSU ends up with the toughest SOS in the division. They have 3 opponents on their schedule that finished top 10 last year along with two additional road games vs. 9-4 and 8-5 teams. Sparty's got 3 top 10 opponents also, but their OOC is garbage.