Post your teams future OOC Schedules/oddities

[Scapegoat]

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

As much as I like to watch these games. It would be in the best interest of the school to not schedule these if they want the easiest road to the playoffs.

 

[Superdeluxe]

2017 - Rutgers, Montana, Fresno State
2018 - Auburn (Atlanta), North Dakota, BYU
2019 - Hawaii, Eastern Washington, BYU
2020 - Michigan, Sac State
2021 -Michigan, Montana.

I'm not too irritated at most of the OOC, 2019 is soft, but it is also the first year without Browning and Gaskin.

2018 is rock solid, even the FCS team is one of the top FCS teams.

 

[USCDoom]

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.

It would have been kind of cool if USC, New Mexico, and Notre Dame all played each other in the same year.

 

[Sleepy T]

I am excited about the West Virginia series coming up over the next 5...should be fun kicking their tooth in.

Notre Dame, Penn St., and Michigan are gonna be games with national appeal as well. A lot of B1G schools OOC.


2017- West Virginia (@ Fedex Field)
2018-Notre Dame
2019-@ Notre Dame
2020-Penn St. , @Michigan
2021-Michigan, @West Virginia, Notre Dame
2022-West Virginia
2023-Purdue, @ Rutgers
2024- @Wisconsin, Rutgers
2025-@ Penn St. Wisconsin
2026-2028- Maryland

Other notables, East Carolina (like every fucking year for 20 years) and Old Dominion (multiple times), and other regional games with some state FCS schools.

 

[lilchi721]

2017-@ UCLA, Nicholls State (that team almost beat Georgia last year), Louisiana Lafayette,New Mexico
2018-Northwestern St., Clemson,UAB,ULM
2019-Texas St, @Clemson, Lamar,UTSA
2020-North Texas,Colorado,Fresno St,Abilene Christian
2021-@ Colorado
2022-Miami (Fl)
2023- @ Miami (Fl)
2024-Notre Dame
2025- @ Notre Dame

 

[006]

Tennessee's is so embarrassing I'm not even going to waste my time typing it out.
Tennessee Volunteers Football Schedules | Future Schedules

 

[TexasExes98]

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

You boys starting a rivalry with South Alabama?

 

[TexasExes98]

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.

Yes, the last 3 years for Texas football has looked like what Michigan football was prior to Harbaugh arriving, only the Wolverines sucked a lot of dick for like 8 years straight.....

 

[TexasExes98]

2017-@ UCLA, Nicholls State (that team almost beat Georgia last year), Louisiana Lafayette,New Mexico
2018-Northwestern St., Clemson,UAB,ULM
2019-Texas St, @Clemson, Lamar,UTSA
2020-North Texas,Colorado,Fresno St,Abilene Christian
2021-@ Colorado
2022-Miami (Fl)
2023- @ Miami (Fl)
2024-Notre Dame
2025- @ Notre Dame

LOL at Aggy trying to pimp out the FCS team they scheduled Fuck's sake, Lamar and ACU too?

 

[Cowboyinexile]

You boys starting a rivalry with South Alabama?

We wanted to play the second best team in the state for some reason

 

[TexasExes98]

We wanted to play the second best team in the state for some reason

Oooooo, ouch @Wild Turkey

 

[Chewbaccer]

2017:

Appalachian State
@Notre Dame
Samford
@GEORGIA Tech

2018:

Murray State
Middle Tennessee State
Umass
Georgia Tech

2019:

Notre Dame
@GEORGIA Tech

2020:

Virginia(in Atlanta)
Georgia Tech

And we have a home and home with UCLA in the mid 2020's

 

[Justin Tyme]

LOL at Aggy trying to pimp out the FCS team they scheduled Fuck's sake, Lamar and ACU too?

They trying to join the Southland Conference. Nicholls Si, N'western St., Lamar, and ACU. Just another conf. they can't win. They would have to beat Sam Houston St. Probably have no problem with McNeese, tho.

 

[Justin Tyme]

We wanted to play the second best team in the state for some reason

Hey they beat Miss St. last season, so don't go to sleep on'em!!!


(of course you know, just about every team beat MissSt. last season)

 

[The Crimson King]

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

 

[The Crimson King]

2017 - @ Clemson
2018 - Washington @ Atlanta
2019 - Oregon @ Arlington
2021 - @ Penn State
2022 - Penn State
2023 - @ Cal
2024 - Cal

 

[7Samurai13]

Yes, the last 3 years for Texas football has looked like what Michigan football was prior to Harbaugh arriving, only the Wolverines sucked a lot of dick for like 8 years straight.....

So Texas is going to be sucking cock for 5 more years?

 

[TexasExes98]

So Texas is going to be sucking cock for 5 more years?

Hope not. That's why we got rid of the coach with the worst winning percentage of any coach in UT history.

 

[7Samurai13]

Hope not. That's why we got rid of the coach with the worst winning percentage of any coach in UT history.

So you fired the coach with the worst winning percentage after three years? That does sound like Michigan. Look for a year of validity then back to suckitude.

 

[TexasExes98]

So you fired the coach with the worst winning percentage after three years? That does sound like Michigan. Look for a year of validity then back to suckitude.

No coach in UT history has ever survived 3 losing seasons in a row, so no not like Michigan. Had Dantonio started out with 3 losing seasons in a row in E. Lansing, he would have been fired too....