Nebraska's 2018 B1G Schedule

[Gator]

Excuse me...

but there seems to some mistakes.

@Ohio State
@Michigan (should be Iowa)
@Wisconsin
@Northwestern

Seriously? I guess if Nebraska can win all four of those games on the road, Nebraska must be pretty good.

According to Huskers.com (the official web site of Nebraska football)
Football - Schedule/Results - Huskers.com - Nebraska Athletics Official Web Site
NU's schedule in 2016 is Sat, Sep 03 Fresno State Memorial Stadium
Sat, Sep 10 Wyoming Memorial Stadium
Sat, Sep 17 Oregon Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 01 Illinois * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 08 Northwestern * at Evanston, Ill.
Sat, Oct 15 Indiana * at Bloomington, Ind.
Sat, Oct 22 Purdue * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 29 Wisconsin * at Madison, Wis.
Sat, Nov 05 Ohio State * at Columbus, Ohio
Sat, Nov 12 Minnesota * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Nov 19 Maryland * Memorial Stadium
Fri, Nov 25 Iowa * at Iowa City, Iowa

In 2017 the 4 highlighted games (plus Rutgers) will be played in Lincoln with away games at Illinois, at Purdue, at Minnesota, and at Penn State.

Ohio State only has to play

@Penn State
@Michigan State
@Purdue (should be Wisconsin)
@Maryland

Ohiostatebuckeyes.com (the official web site of OSU football)
Ohio State Buckeyes Official Athletic Site - Football

says the schedule for 2016 is

09/03/16 vs. Bowling Green Columbus, Ohio
09/10/16 vs. Tulsa Columbus, Ohio
09/17/16 at Oklahoma Norman, Okl.
10/01/16 vs. Rutgers * Columbus, Ohio
10/08/16 vs. Indiana * Columbus, Ohio
10/15/16 at Wisconsin * Madison, Wis.
10/22/16 at Penn State * State College, Pa.
10/29/16 vs. Northwestern * Columbus, Ohio
11/05/16 vs. Nebraska * Columbus, Ohio
11/12/16 at Maryland * College Park, Md.
11/19/16 at Michigan State * East Lansing, Mich.
11/26/16 vs. Michigan * Columbus, Ohio


In 2017 the 4 highlighted games will be in Columbus with away games at Indiana, at Rutgers, at Nebraska, at Iowa and at Michigan.

 

[Red_Alert]

but there seems to some mistakes.



According to Huskers.com (the official web site of Nebraska football)
Football - Schedule/Results - Huskers.com - Nebraska Athletics Official Web Site
NU's schedule in 2016 is Sat, Sep 03

Fresno State Memorial Stadium
Sat, Sep 10 Wyoming Memorial Stadium
Sat, Sep 17 Oregon Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 01 Illinois * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 08 Northwestern * at Evanston, Ill.
Sat, Oct 15 Indiana * at Bloomington, Ind.
Sat, Oct 22 Purdue * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 29 Wisconsin * at Madison, Wis.
Sat, Nov 05 Ohio State * at Columbus, Ohio
Sat, Nov 12 Minnesota * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Nov 19 Maryland * Memorial Stadium
Fri, Nov 25 Iowa * at Iowa City, Iowa

In 2017 the 4 highlighted games (plus Rutgers) will be played in Lincoln with away games at Illinois, at Purdue, at Minnesota, and at Penn State.




Ohiostatebuckeyes.com (the official web site of OSU football)
Ohio State Buckeyes Official Athletic Site - Football

says the schedule for 2016 is

09/03/16 vs. Bowling Green Columbus, Ohio
09/10/16 vs. Tulsa Columbus, Ohio
09/17/16 at Oklahoma Norman, Okl.
10/01/16 vs. Rutgers * Columbus, Ohio
10/08/16 vs. Indiana * Columbus, Ohio
10/15/16 at Wisconsin * Madison, Wis.
10/22/16 at Penn State * State College, Pa.
10/29/16 vs. Northwestern * Columbus, Ohio
11/05/16 vs. Nebraska * Columbus, Ohio
11/12/16 at Maryland * College Park, Md.
11/19/16 at Michigan State * East Lansing, Mich.
11/26/16 vs. Michigan * Columbus, Ohio


In 2017 the 4 highlighted games will be in Columbus with away games at Indiana, at Rutgers, at Nebraska, at Iowa and at Michigan.

OP said 2018

 

[Sox33OSU]

 

[corn train]

Lol

 

[Rolltide94]

Kudos. Made me laugh.

 

[john01992]

this is why i think a 2 year round robin cycle with 2 yearly fixed rivals is the way to go. the division rule is the stupidest rule in the ncaa rulebook

 

[HuskerinBig10]

but there seems to some mistakes.



According to Huskers.com (the official web site of Nebraska football)
Football - Schedule/Results - Huskers.com - Nebraska Athletics Official Web Site
NU's schedule in 2016 is Sat, Sep 03 Fresno State Memorial Stadium
Sat, Sep 10 Wyoming Memorial Stadium
Sat, Sep 17 Oregon Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 01 Illinois * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 08 Northwestern * at Evanston, Ill.
Sat, Oct 15 Indiana * at Bloomington, Ind.
Sat, Oct 22 Purdue * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Oct 29 Wisconsin * at Madison, Wis.
Sat, Nov 05 Ohio State * at Columbus, Ohio
Sat, Nov 12 Minnesota * Memorial Stadium
Sat, Nov 19 Maryland * Memorial Stadium
Fri, Nov 25 Iowa * at Iowa City, Iowa

In 2017 the 4 highlighted games (plus Rutgers) will be played in Lincoln with away games at Illinois, at Purdue, at Minnesota, and at Penn State.




Ohiostatebuckeyes.com (the official web site of OSU football)
Ohio State Buckeyes Official Athletic Site - Football

says the schedule for 2016 is

09/03/16 vs. Bowling Green Columbus, Ohio
09/10/16 vs. Tulsa Columbus, Ohio
09/17/16 at Oklahoma Norman, Okl.
10/01/16 vs. Rutgers * Columbus, Ohio
10/08/16 vs. Indiana * Columbus, Ohio
10/15/16 at Wisconsin * Madison, Wis.
10/22/16 at Penn State * State College, Pa.
10/29/16 vs. Northwestern * Columbus, Ohio
11/05/16 vs. Nebraska * Columbus, Ohio
11/12/16 at Maryland * College Park, Md.
11/19/16 at Michigan State * East Lansing, Mich.
11/26/16 vs. Michigan * Columbus, Ohio


In 2017 the 4 highlighted games will be in Columbus with away games at Indiana, at Rutgers, at Nebraska, at Iowa and at Michigan.

The original post specifically states 2018.

The OSU poster, Ellupo, came in with the argument of the 2016 season.

The only year Nebraska plays Michigan from 2014 to 2019, that is six years, and it is an away game? So, the first four times Nebraska plays Michigan in the B1G, three of the games are played in Ann Arbor.

The good news, is that in 2018 Nebraska can use the excuse of playing four tough road games as to why they are playing the Bahamas Bowl.

Here is Mitch Sherman's headline on ESPN when he is talking about the schedule, even the media understands that it is a tough road schedule.

"Formidable road lineup for Huskers in 2018"

Then, over on the Ohio State Nation headline from Adam Rittenberg the same article different headline

"Big Ten releases 2018, 2019 schedules"

 

[WhiteMamba]

Why?

I see no problem with that schedule for a Bama or Oregon level team. They'd waltz right the fuck through it.

Just reminded me of a thread that OD made. you argued it doesnt belong any where near the CFB General and demanded it be moved.

 

[H2S]

2018 taketh effort...2019 giveth ease

@Ohio State
@Michigan
@Wisconsin
@Northwestern

2019 Nebraska Away Games
@Illinois
@Minnesota
@Purdue
@Maryland

 

[HuskerinBig10]

2019 Nebraska Away Games
@Illinois
@Minnesota
@Purdue
@Maryland

HEY!!! This thread is about me whining about 2018.

I wonder if the Nebraska AD said, "Ok, make 2018 really bad. But, then make 2019 really easy."

The 2019 OOC is pretty easy also. Unless Colorado makes a miraculous comeback by then.

 

[Red_Alert]

Just reminded me of a thread that OD made. you argued it doesnt belong any where near the CFB General and demanded it be moved.

OMG. Someone started a thread about Nebraska. So move it to the Nebraska forum. It'll be a duplicate.

If I'd started the thread, you'd have a point, but I didn't, so go pound sand in your ass.

 

[TexasExes98]

@Ohio State
@Michigan
@Wisconsin
@Northwestern

Seriously? I guess if Nebraska can win all four of those games on the road, Nebraska must be pretty good.

Ohio State only has to play

@Penn State
@Michigan State
@Purdue
@Maryland

Yup, nothing wrong with that picture.

"Murderer's Row"......

 

[Red_Alert]

Yeah, we're talking #4-7 in the SEC.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Merp, merp, merp....they had Iowa, Neb and us play the better teams from the east for 2018-19...so the years after it'll switch and we'll play the shitheads of the east and we will all be complaining...with the B1G being down, I'd rather us play the good teams and skip a few of the shitty ones.

I support this post.

 

[BigRedMoe]

Merp, merp, merp....they had Iowa, Neb and us play the better teams from the east for 2018-19...so the years after it'll switch and we'll play the shitheads of the east and we will all be complaining...with the B1G being down, I'd rather us play the good teams and skip a few of the shitty ones.

I concur, Doctor.

 

[ugafan6612]

5 years from now those teams could suck ass...this is pretty irrelevant right now

 

[BigAppleBadger]

Wasn't there supposed to be some kind of balanced scheduling concept where the good teams play each other in cross-division games more often? So basically you'd have Illinois and Minnesota playing a lot of games against Maryland and Indiana, and on the other hand, Nebraska and Wisconsin would get more games against Ohio State and Michigan (like 2/3 years).

It wasn't based on teams obviously, it would be based on your record over X number of years before the schedule it made or whatever, but that's basically what would happen.

 

[UnivofTexas#1Fan]

@Ohio State
@Michigan
@Wisconsin
@Northwestern

Seriously? I guess if Nebraska can win all four of those games on the road, Nebraska must be pretty good.

Ohio State only has to play

@Penn State
@Michigan State
@Purdue
@Maryland

Yup, nothing wrong with that picture.

Is the poor husker feeling sorry for himself --awwwwww bless your heart ---
Remember when ya had to go on the road to play
@ Texas
@ ou
@TAMU
@TTU
@ Baylor
@ OKStU
Remember that shellacking you got in the B 12 -- now you are playing cheaters fags and wussies frickin whiner
oh since you evidently got much worse an education than I did--- I will define shellacking for you:
beat down at the hands of vastly superior opposition

 

[HuskerinBig10]

Is the poor husker feeling sorry for himself --awwwwww bless your heart ---
Remember when ya had to go on the road to play
@ Texas
@ ou
@TAMU
@TTU
@ Baylor
@ OKStU
Remember that shellacking you got in the B 12 -- now you are playing cheaters fags and wussies frickin whiner
oh since you evidently got much worse an education than I did--- I will define shellacking for you:
beat down at the hands of vastly superior opposition

Do you really want to get into a forum argument with me? I can bring some dirt in on Texas if you want, I seem to recall a few things.

Do you really want to compare your education with me? I went to a school where the average High School GPA of incoming freshman is 3.8. I went to a school where 28% of the student body graduated either first or second in their class. I went to a school that the average salary of a graduate makes far more than the average graduate of the University of Texas.

I especially love this statement from you, "you evidently got much worse an education than I did." Impressive.

 

[Red_Alert]

Do you really want to get into a forum argument with me? I can bring some dirt in on Texas if you want, I seem to recall a few things.

Do you really want to compare your education with me? I went to a school where the average High School GPA of incoming freshman is 3.8. I went to a school where 28% of the student body graduated either first or second in their class. I went to a school that the average salary of a graduate makes far more than the average graduate of the University of Texas.

I especially love this statement from you, "you evidently got much worse an education than I did." Impressive.

It's a disney level troll with no substance, you're best served to iggy.