Does your team have a tough OOC schedule over the next decade and more?

[Tin Man]

How is an ACC team's game vs pseudo-conference opponent, ND considered OOC? Do gamesd against ND not count in division/CCG reckoning?

 

[Tin Man]

Ohio State:

2015: @ VT
2016: @ Oklahoma
2017: Vs. Oklahoma
2018: Vs Oregon State, @ TCU
2019: Vs TBA, Vs TCU
2020: @ Oregon
2021: Vs Oregon
2022: @ Texas, Vs ND (SKRONG!)
2023: Vs Boston College, Vs Texas, @ ND (Berry SKRONG!)
2024: @ Boston College


Updated Ohio State football schedules through 2024, including the Buckeyes' new series with Notre Dame | cleveland.com

With those P5 home & aways, it looks like the Bucknuts have been studying UTK's OOC.

 

[Tin Man]

2015 Ohio St, @Purdue
2016 vs Tennessee (Bristol), @Notre Dame
2017 vs WVU (FedEx)
2018 Notre Dame
2019 @Notre Dame
2020 Penn St, @Michigan
2021 Michigan, @WVU, Notre Dame
2022, WVU
2023 Purdue, @Rutgers
2024 @Wisconsin (yeah right), Rutgers
2025 @Penn St, Wisconsin

I note that you didn't bold 2016. Interesting avi pic you have, reminds me of this fellow

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

How is an ACC team's game vs pseudo-conference opponent, ND considered OOC? Do gamesd against ND not count in division/CCG reckoning?

I say they are OOC because they don't count for us if we win or against us if we lose, as far as conference record is concerned. They can not win the ACC and have no impact on our championship. It's fucked up, but that's the way it is for now.

 

[7Samurai13]

How is an ACC team's game vs pseudo-conference opponent, ND considered OOC? Do gamesd against ND not count in division/CCG reckoning?

Can you imagine the shit storm that would happen if games against ND counted and (as an example) FSU ends the season 8-1 with a loss to Clemson and Clemson is 7-1 with a loss to Duke? FSU goes to CCG because of a better win percentage but without ND game Clemson goes.

 

[StickItIn]

I note that you didn't bold 2016. Interesting avi pic you have, reminds me of this fellow

Oh well I guess that game in Bristol is kind of sort of a big deal?

You're going to have to tell me more about how you draw the line from turkeys-in-love to that FMJ scene.

 

[KnightAndDay]

We just scheduled a H&H series w/ georgia tech

Future OOC looks like this

'15: vs FIU, @ Stanford, vs Furman, @ South Carolina
'16: @ FIU, @ Michigan, vs Maryland
'17: @ Texas, @ Maryland, vs FIU, vs Georgia Tech
'18: vs FAU
'19: @ FAU, vs Stanford
'20: @ Georgia Tech

 

[963BUSC]

We just scheduled a H&H series w/ georgia tech

Future OOC looks like this

'15: vs FIU, @ Stanford, vs Furman, @ South Carolina
'16: @ FIU, @ Michigan, vs Maryland
'17: @ Texas, @ Maryland, vs FIU, vs Georgia Tech
'18: vs FAU
'19: @ FAU, vs Stanford
'20: @ Georgia Tech

O.T. But
Man I forgot just how many Mid majors are in Florida now. What is it up to 1 SEC, 2 ACC, 2 AAC, 2 CUSA Total of 7? (Not counting 1AA).

 

[KnightAndDay]

O.T. But
Man I forgot just how many Mid majors are in Florida now.

4

UCF
FIU
FAU
USF

 

[TexasExes98]

4

UCF
FIU
FAU
USF

Almost as much as the state of Texas: SMU, Rice, UTEP, Houston, UNT, Texas State, UTSA, TTECH (just messing w/the Techsters!)........BTW, I think it's just a matter of time before UCF joins a big boy conference

 

[4down20]

Almost as much as the state of Texas: SMU, Rice, UTEP, Houston, UNT, Texas State, UTSA, TTECH (just messing w/the Techsters!)........BTW, I think it's just a matter of time before UCF joins a big boy conference

The only big boy conference UCF could join would be the Big12. The SEC isn't going to add them and neither is the ACC.

Bit too far south for the Big10. A good distance away from the Big12 as well, but the Big12 needs teams and has already gone out of normal reach with WVU.

So, pretty much it can only be the Big12.

 

[Boise4Life]

The Big "12" should take them. Maybe add someone else too like Cincy or BYU to actually get to 12 teams. I hate to say this but Boise would probably be choice #4 of those teams. It doesn't help that the Big 12 commish already said that if they do expand, it will be out East. Understandable I'd say.

 

[Boise4Life]

UCF is actually the second largest school in the nation to ASU in terms of enrollment. Pretty crazy if you think about it.

 

[Codaxx]

UCF makes no sense alone. During the last round of rumors I wanted the big 12 to offer FSU, UCF, USF, and Miami. That would have been interesting.