2018 schedules

[NU_FTW]

Sept. 1, 2018 Akron Home
Sept. 8, 2018 Colorado Home
Sept. 15, 2018 Troy Home
Sept. 22, 2018 Michigan Away
Sept. 29, 2018 Purdue Home
Oct. 6, 2018 Wisconsin Away
Oct. 13, 2018 Northwestern Away
Oct. 20, 2018 Minnesota Home
Nov. 3, 2018 Ohio State Away
Nov. 10, 2018 Illinois Home
Nov. 17, 2018 Michigan State Home
Nov. 23, 2018 Iowa Away

Just another B1G schedule for Nebraska.

 

[Across The Field]

2018 Ohio State Football Schedule
Sept. 1 Oregon State
Sept. 8 Rutgers
Sept. 15 at TCU
Sept. 22 Tulane
Sept. 29 at Penn State
Oct. 6 Indiana
Oct. 13 Minnesota
Oct. 20 at Purdue
Oct. 27 Off
Nov. 3 Nebraska
Nov. 10 at Michigan State
Nov. 17 at Maryland
Nov. 24 Michigan

 

[KingKoolKat75]

I like this schedule a lot better than 2017. November 2017 was brutal.

 

[Deep Creek]

WVU football schedule


Day Date Opponent Time

Sat. Sept. 1 vs. Tennessee + TBA

Sat. Sept. 8 YOUNGSTOWN STATE TBA

Sat. Sept. 15 at NC State TBA

Sat. Sept. 22 KANSAS STATE* TBA

Sat. Sept. 29 at Texas Tech* TBA

Sat. Oct. 6 KANSAS*^ TBA

Sat. Oct. 13 at Iowa State* TBA

Sat. Oct. 20 Open

Thurs. Oct. 25 BAYLOR*! TBA

Sat. Nov. 3 at Texas* TBA

Sat. Nov. 10 TCU* TBA

Sat. Nov. 17 at Oklahoma State* TBA

Fri. Nov. 23 OKLAHOMA* TBA

Good OOC schedule right there IMHO.

 

[Rolltide94]

11 Power 5 teams. Nice

10-1/2 at best.

 

[Rolltide94]

And this is how the SEC works an 8 game conference schedule. One OOC team with a heartbeat and three sisters of the poor @ home.

Rutgers, Montana, Fresno St
Auburn, North Dakota, BYU
Michigan Sacremento, Utah St

All this excitement and you get to play Oregon St.

You might want to start chucking smaller stones from your glass porch.

 

[Rolltide94]

The SEC has 14 members yet they stick to an 8 game conference schedule because that conference is full of emasculated cucks. It's one of the reason's the South got pounded like a cheap $20 truck stop hooker in the Civil War ... because they had no spine.

If anybody knows anything about cheap @20 truck stop hookers, my money is on you.

 

[7Samurai13]

Rutgers, Montana, Fresno St
Auburn, North Dakota, BYU
Michigan Sacremento, Utah St

All this excitement and you get to play Oregon St.

You might want to start chucking smaller stones from your glass porch.

You missed 2019
Eastern Washington
Hawaii
@BYU

 

[Rolltide94]

You missed 2019
Eastern Washington
Hawaii
@BYU

I was saving the best for you...

 

[7Samurai13]

I was saving the best for you...

 

[Gator]

The SEC has 14 members yet they stick to an 8 game conference schedule because that conference is full of emasculated cucks. It's one of the reason's the South got pounded like a cheap $20 truck stop hooker in the Civil War ... because they had no spine.

Well, I see you are channeling your Uberfuehrer again - talking about things such as "emasculated cucks" and the Civil War that you know nothing about.

As for your lame excuse, "The SEC has 14 members yet they stick to an 8 game conference schedule because that conference is full of emasculated cucks." Want to compare the SEC to the PAC? Bring it on Junior and I be glad to show you what those "emasculated cucks" can do better than the PAC.

 

[NolePride]

Let me assist in the Scheduling debate.

First by Power5 League

The Big12 will play 36.7% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
11 out of 30. Only one school will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Texas). One school
won't play any. (Okla State). 26.7% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Everybody
will play 1 EXCEPT for Oklahoma and Texas who don't play any.

The ACC will play 33.9% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
19 out of 56. FIVE schools will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Fla St, Clemson, Duke, Pitt
and Louisville). The other 9 schools play one. (The ACC is the only P5 league that has all their
teams play at least one game) 25% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. (The same %
as the Pac12). Everybody plays 1.

The Big10 will play 33.3% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
14 out of 42. Three schools will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Ohio State, Northwestern and
Purdue. 3 schools won't play any. (Minnesota, Illinois and...you guessed it...Wisconsin) 0.05% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Only Iowa and Illinois will play a 1-AA. (The Illni should play 5)

The PAC12 will play 25% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
9 out of 36. Only USC will play 2 games against other P5 teams/Notre Dame. 4 teams won't play
any. (Oregon, Washington St, Utah and Arizona. Arizona, btw, is the only P5 team to have never
scheduled a regular season game in the 5-year history, including 2018, of the Playoff system).
25% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. 3 schools won't play any (USC, UCLA and Az St)
Everybody else will play one. [Note: For those that count Oreg State as a 1-AA the pct changes to 50%]

The SEC will play 23.2% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
13 out of 56. No school will play more than one (God Forbid) and one school, Arkansas won't play
any. (I don't blame them). 26.8% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Every school will
play one with ONE EXCEPTION...Florida. They will play TWO. They obviously didn't get the memo
three years ago that Idaho returns to 1-AA in 2018 as a full member of the Big Sky Conf. However,
before y'all get your hopes up in G-ville of returning to the Camelia Bowl, remember you MUST
have 5 wins vs FBS schools to be Bowl Eligible. Maybe in 2019 or 2020, depending on how the
single wing works out for ya.

Hopefully this settles some of the debates.

 

[7Samurai13]

Let me assist in the Scheduling debate.

First by Power5 League

The Big12 will play 36.7% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
11 out of 30. Only one school will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Texas). One school
won't play any. (Okla State). 26.7% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Everybody
will play 1 EXCEPT for Oklahoma and Texas who don't play any.

The ACC will play 33.9% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
19 out of 56. FIVE schools will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Fla St, Clemson, Duke, Pitt
and Louisville). The other 9 schools play one. (The ACC is the only P5 league that has all their
teams play at least one game) 25% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. (The same %
as the Pac12). Everybody plays 1.

The Big10 will play 33.3% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
14 out of 42. Three schools will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Ohio State, Northwestern and
Purdue. 3 schools won't play any. (Minnesota, Illinois and...you guessed it...Wisconsin) 0.05% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Only Iowa and Illinois will play a 1-AA. (The Illni should play 5)

The PAC12 will play 25% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
9 out of 36. Only USC will play 2 games against other P5 teams/Notre Dame. 4 teams won't play
any. (Oregon, Washington St, Utah and Arizona. Arizona, btw, is the only P5 team to have never
scheduled a regular season game in the 5-year history, including 2018, of the Playoff system).
25% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. 3 schools won't play any (USC, UCLA and Az St)
Everybody else will play one. [Note: For those that count Oreg State as a 1-AA the pct changes to 50%]

The SEC will play 23.2% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
13 out of 56. No school will play more than one (God Forbid) and one school, Arkansas won't play
any. (I don't blame them). 26.8% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Every school will
play one with ONE EXCEPTION...Florida. They will play TWO. They obviously didn't get the memo
three years ago that Idaho returns to 1-AA in 2018 as a full member of the Big Sky Conf. However,
before y'all get your hopes up in G-ville of returning to the Camelia Bowl, remember you MUST
have 5 wins vs FBS schools to be Bowl Eligible. Maybe in 2019 or 2020, depending on how the
single wing works out for ya.

Hopefully this settles some of the debates.

In before AG brings up BYU.

 

[NolePride]

In before AG brings up BYU.

I'm prepared for that.

"Don't tell me...tell the committee."

 

[Across The Field]

Good OOC schedule right there IMHO.

I was thinking the same thing. Hell, Youngstown St. might be the best OOC team on the slate.

 

[kburjr]

2018 Wisconsin Football Schedule
Aug. 31 - WESTERN KENTUCKY
Sept.8 - NEW MEXICO
Sept. 15 - BYU
Sept. 22 - at Iowa
Sept. 29 - BYE
Oct.6 - NEBRASKA
Oct.13 - at Michigan (crossover)
Oct.20 - ILLINOIS
Oct.27 - at Northwestern
Nov.3 - RUTGERS (crossover)
Nov.10 - at Penn State (crossover)
Nov.17 - at Purdue
Nov.24 - MINNESOTA

Dec.1 - Big Ten Championship game (at Indianapolis) Yeah, bitches, we'll be there.

OOC sucks, as usual. Iowa, Northwestern, Penn St and Michigan on the road. That will be fun.

 

[NolePride]

And now for the Best...

Mon 9/3 vs VPI

Sat 9/8 vs Samford

Sat 9/15 @ Syracuse

Sat 9/22 vs No Ill

Now it gets interesting...

Sat 9/29 @ Louisville

Sat 10/6 @ Miami

Sat 10/13 OPEN DATE

Sat 10/20 Vs Wake Forest

Sat 10/27 vs Clemson

Sat 11/3 @ NC State

Sat 11/10 @ Notre Dame

Sat 11/17 vs Boston College

Sat 11/24 vs Florida

9 Bowl teams, a 1-AA who made the FCS playoffs...two losers...Syracuse and Florida
Syracuse coached by the famous Dino Babers and Florida with the reincarnation of
Knute Rockne. I wonder if they shift into the Rockne "Box" Formation.

 

[Gator]

Let me assist in the Scheduling debate.

First by Power5 League

The Big12 will play 36.7% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
11 out of 30. Only one school will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Texas). One school
won't play any. (Okla State). 26.7% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Everybody
will play 1 EXCEPT for Oklahoma and Texas who don't play any.

The ACC will play 33.9% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
19 out of 56. FIVE schools will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Fla St, Clemson, Duke, Pitt
and Louisville). The other 9 schools play one. (The ACC is the only P5 league that has all their
teams play at least one game) 25% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. (The same %
as the Pac12). Everybody plays 1.

The Big10 will play 33.3% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
14 out of 42. Three schools will play 2 games against other P5 teams (Ohio State, Northwestern and
Purdue. 3 schools won't play any. (Minnesota, Illinois and...you guessed it...Wisconsin) 0.05% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Only Iowa and Illinois will play a 1-AA. (The Illni should play 5)

The PAC12 will play 25% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
9 out of 36. Only USC will play 2 games against other P5 teams/Notre Dame. 4 teams won't play
any. (Oregon, Washington St, Utah and Arizona. Arizona, btw, is the only P5 team to have never
scheduled a regular season game in the 5-year history, including 2018, of the Playoff system).
25% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. 3 schools won't play any (USC, UCLA and Az St)
Everybody else will play one. [Note: For those that count Oreg State as a 1-AA the pct changes to 50%]

The SEC will play 23.2% of their OOC games against a team from another P5 league/Notre Dame
13 out of 56. No school will play more than one (God Forbid) and one school, Arkansas won't play
any. (I don't blame them). 26.8% of their OOC games will be played vs 1-AA's. Every school will
play one with ONE EXCEPTION...Florida. They will play TWO. They obviously didn't get the memo
three years ago that Idaho returns to 1-AA in 2018 as a full member of the Big Sky Conf. However,
before y'all get your hopes up in G-ville of returning to the Camelia Bowl, remember you MUST
have 5 wins vs FBS schools to be Bowl Eligible. Maybe in 2019 or 2020, depending on how the
single wing works out for ya.

Hopefully this settles some of the debates.

First, good data - ??? comments (I'll ignore the flagrant taunting foul - at least for now!).

But this whole stuff about # of P5 teams vs the # FCS teams played means very little in the end. The committee, polls, and ranking systems don't seem to care about it as they all seem to like the kind of football played by the SEC. This noise about scheduling seems to start in the spring, grows louder as Bowl season approaches, then dies down as the Bowls play out. Then starts over. It does seem to have started a tad early this year. All one has to do is look at the bowl results however to see which conference(s) is/are over rated. Not just this year but for decades. The SEC is fine but the PAC and to a lesser extent, the ACC, need to up their game.

 

[ericd7633]

Notre Dame Schedule:

vs. Michigan - 7:30 | NBC
vs. Ball State - 3:30 | NBC
vs. Vanderbilt - 2:30 | NBC
at Wake Forest - TBD | TBD
vs. Stanford - 7:30 | NBC
at Virginia Tech - TBD | TBD
vs. Pittsburgh - 2:30 | TBD
OFF
vs. Navy (San Diego) - TBD | TBD
at Northwestern - TBD | TBD
vs. Florida State - 7:30 | NBC
vs. Syracuse (Bronx) - 2:30 | NBC
at USC - TBD | TBD

 

[Rolltide94]

Notre Dame Schedule:

vs. Michigan - 7:30 | NBC
vs. Ball State - 3:30 | NBC
vs. Vanderbilt - 2:30 | NBC
at Wake Forest - TBD | TBD
vs. Stanford - 7:30 | NBC
at Virginia Tech - TBD | TBD
vs. Pittsburgh - 2:30 | TBD
OFF
vs. Navy (San Diego) - TBD | TBD
at Northwestern - TBD | TBD
vs. Florida State - 7:30 | NBC
vs. Syracuse (Bronx) - 2:30 | NBC
at USC - TBD | TBD

Pretty fair. Glad we can eliminate Meatchicken early this year. Nice slate of home games too...the NBC overlords will be pleased.