Post your teams future OOC Schedules/oddities

[outofyourmind]

Oklahoma

2020 @ Army. We give Army a return game on a home/home deal.

2021 at Temple. We give Temple a return game on a 2 for 1 deal.

What the fuck is wrong with this picture.
Remember Oklahoma/Texas play in Dallas every year so that automatically takes away 5 home games per decade. We only have 6 home games a year as it is.

I just don't understand it.

Others I understand.
@ Ohio State/return game
UCLA/@UCLA
Nebraska/@Nebraska
Michigan/@Michigan
LSU/@LSU
Nebraska/@Nebraska

 

[jwolt92]

17- Bama at the Georgia Dome
18- @ Notre Dame
19- Boise
20- @ Boise
21 ND

Every year UF

 

[7Samurai13]

We have recently played at all of the directional Michigan schools to help each of the schools. We still have a home and home for the 2-1 with Boise State. At BYU. Also home and homes with Miami and ASU.
2017 - Notre Dame
18 @ASU
19 ASU
20 @BYU, Miami
21 @Miami
22 @Boise
23 Boise

 

[Cowboyinexile]

2017

• 09/02 - Tulsa
• 09/09 - at South Alabama
• 09/16 - at Pittsburgh

2018

• 09/08 - South Alabama
• 09/15 - Boise State

2019

• 08/31 - at Oregon State
• 09/14 - at Tulsa

2020

• 09/03 - Oregon State
• 09/12 - Tulsa
• 09/19 - South Alabama

2021

• 09/04 - Rice
• 09/11 - Tulsa
• 09/18 - at Boise State

2022

• 09/03 - Central Michigan
• 09/10 - Arizona State

2023

• 09/09 - at Arizona State

Pitt, Boise, Oregon State, and Arizona State I'm cool with. Tulsa-eh it's a 4-1 with an in state opponent so ok. The CMU WTF revenge game is years away. South Alabama and Rice are meh

 

[romeo212000]

2017

• 09/02 - Tulsa
• 09/09 - at South Alabama
• 09/16 - at Pittsburgh

2018

• 09/08 - South Alabama
• 09/15 - Boise State

2019

• 08/31 - at Oregon State
• 09/14 - at Tulsa

2020

• 09/03 - Oregon State
• 09/12 - Tulsa
• 09/19 - South Alabama

2021

• 09/04 - Rice
• 09/11 - Tulsa
• 09/18 - at Boise State

2022

• 09/03 - Central Michigan
• 09/10 - Arizona State

2023

• 09/09 - at Arizona State

Pitt, Boise, Oregon State, and Arizona State I'm cool with. Tulsa-eh it's a 4-1 with an in state opponent so ok. The CMU WTF revenge game is years away. South Alabama and Rice are meh

Tough schedule there.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

2017:Florida (in Texas), Cinci
2018: Notre Dame
2019: Notre Dame
2020: Sept. 5 at Washington, Sept. 19 vs. Virginia Tech
2021: Sept. 11 at Virginia Tech, Sept. 18 vs. Washington
2022: Sept. 10 vs. UCLA
2023: Sept. 2 at UCLA
2024: Aug. 31 vs. Texas
2025: Sept. 6 at Oklahoma
2026: Sept. 12 vs. Oklahoma
2027: Sept. 4 at Texas


2020 & 2021 may suck for us, but should produce some awesome games to watch. Wish we didn't schedule softies from 2024-2027.

 

[outofyourmind]

Wish we didn't schedule softies from 2024-2027.

Oklahoma and Texas have a 100% winning percentage vs Michigan.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

Oklahoma and Texas have a 100% winning percentage vs Michigan.

I'm not worried about the 1980's Oklahoma teams showing up.

 

[Lance Armstrong]

2017-Maryland, San Jose St, @USC (the real one)
2018-@Maryland (redskins stadium), Tulsa, USC
2019-Louisiana Tech, LSU, @Rice (NRG stadium)
2020-USF, @LSU
2021-@Arkansas, Rice
2022-@USF, Ohio state
2023-Rice, UCF, @ohio state
2024-@Michigan, USF


2027-Michigian

Only odd thing I see is Rice is the only small Texas school we're playing for awhile, and that's only because of JFK.

 

[outofyourmind]

2017-Maryland, San Jose St, @USC (the real one)
2018-@Maryland (redskins stadium), Tulsa, USC
2019-Louisiana Tech, LSU, @Rice (NRG stadium)
2020-USF, @LSU
2021-@Arkansas, Rice
2022-@USF, Ohio state
2023-Rice, UCF, @ohio state
2024-@Michigan, USF


2027-Michigian

Only odd thing I see is Rice is the only small Texas school we're playing for awhile, and that's only because of JFK.

I think the odd thing is that you don't play Rice every year.

I like the USC jab.

 

[romeo212000]

I'm not worried about the 1980's Oklahoma teams showing up.

That's hilarious coming from a Michigan fan.

 

[Lance Armstrong]

I think the odd thing is that you don't play Rice every year.

I like the USC jab.

I agree, and with Herman and his Houston ties we might see Rice on the schedule more. Obviously we play in Dallas yearly, playing in Houston every other year wouldn't be a bad idea.

 

[Gohogs14]

2017- TCU, Coastal Carolina, New Mexico State, Florida A&M
2018- North Texas (Still looking for Michigan replacement)
2019- Colorado State, Portland State (Still looking for Michigan replacement)
2020- ?
2021- Texas, Missouri State

Michigan canceling our games kinda put us in a tough spot. Not many openings now. Saw where Jeff Long has been in contact with Oklahoma so maybe there will be a series sometime after that.

 

[Boise4Life]

2017

• 09/02 - Tulsa
• 09/09 - at South Alabama
• 09/16 - at Pittsburgh

2018

• 09/08 - South Alabama
• 09/15 - Boise State

2019

• 08/31 - at Oregon State
• 09/14 - at Tulsa

2020

• 09/03 - Oregon State
• 09/12 - Tulsa
• 09/19 - South Alabama

2021

• 09/04 - Rice
• 09/11 - Tulsa
• 09/18 - at Boise State

2022

• 09/03 - Central Michigan
• 09/10 - Arizona State

2023

• 09/09 - at Arizona State

Pitt, Boise, Oregon State, and Arizona State I'm cool with. Tulsa-eh it's a 4-1 with an in state opponent so ok. The CMU WTF revenge game is years away. South Alabama and Rice are meh

Don't even care if Boise loses all four. I'm just extremely appreciative of the fact that Oklahoma State and Florida State scheduled straight up, one for one home and homes with us. They definitely didn't need to do that. Much respect to both of those fine Power 5 programs from this fan.

Florida State flying around on the Blue with those athletes? Shit. That's gonna be something else.

 

[jwolt92]

Don't even care if Boise loses all four. I'm just extremely appreciative of the fact that Oklahoma State and Florida State scheduled straight up, one for one home and homes with us. They definitely didn't need to do that. Much respect to both of those fine Power 5 programs from this fan.

Florida State flying around on the Blue with those athletes? Shit. That's gonna be something else.

Actually I'm considering going to that game out in Boise. Assume it's early in the season so it won't be cold as hell there and it's an interesting place to see a game

 

[Cowboyinexile]

Tough schedule there.

No FCS schools so it looks better than previous years. I don't mind playing mid level P5 teams but it would be nice to play an elite opponent every now and then. We had that for a while but right now there isn't anything that really gets me excited as a fan. No offense to Boise but it kinda sucks that they are our highest profile ooc opponent for the foreseeable future. I know conference realignment cost us some bigger games (think it was a home and home with Clemson) but you can only use that excuse for so long.

 

[Olyduck]

FCS
17 Southern Utah
18 Portland State
19 Montana
20 North Dakota State

Group of 5
17 @ Wyoming
18 Bowling Green, San Jose State
19 Nevada
20 Hawaii
21 Fresno State
22 BYU
23 Hawaii
24 @ Hawaii

P5
17 Nebraska
19 Auburn @ Arlington TX
20 Ohio State
21 @ Ohio State
23 @ Texas Tech
24 Texas Tech

Fine with things except the 18 Schedule of Bowling Green, Portland State, San Jose State.

 

[B_dub]

FCS
17 Southern Utah
18 Portland State
19 Montana
20 North Dakota State

Group of 5
17 @ Wyoming
18 Bowling Green, San Jose State
19 Nevada
20 Hawaii
21 Fresno State
22 BYU
23 Hawaii
24 @ Hawaii

P5
17 Nebraska
19 Auburn @ Arlington TX
20 Ohio State
21 @ Ohio State
23 @ Texas Tech
24 Texas Tech

Fine with things except the 18 Schedule of Bowling Green, Portland State, San Jose State.

Not terrible. FCS does nothing for you IMO. I'd imagine a ton of points in that Tech series

 

[USCDoom]

USC
17
Texas
Western Michigan
At Notre Dame

18
UNLV
At Texas
Notre Dame

19
Fresno State
At BYU
At Notre Dame

20
New Mexico
Notre Dame

21
BYU
At Notre Dame

22
Rice
Fresno State
Notre Dame

23
BYU
At Notre Dame

 

[ericd7633]

The Non ACC portion of the schedule:

2017 - vs. Temple, vs. Georgia, at Michigan State, vs. Miami(Oh), vs. Navy, at Stanford
2018 - vs. Michigan, vs. Ball State, vs. Stanford, vs. Navy(in San Diego), at Northwestern, at USC
2019 - vs. New Mexico, at Georgia, vs. Bowling Green, at Michigan, vs. USC, vs. Navy, at Stanford
2020 - vs. Navy, at Purdue, vs. Stanford, at USC

Also, in 2022/2023, ND has Ohio State, USC, Stanford and Clemson on the schedule. Could be brutal if these programs stay how they currently are.

With all that said, I absolutely love the schedule. It should be a top 15ish schedule practically every year.