Colorado's new HC wants the PAC-12 to pussify their scheduling

[7Samurai13]

There is a lot of 'em that ain't payin'!

From what I've seen, a lot of them don't even fill their stadiums for their conference brethren much less G5/FCS opponents. Too lazy and too technomologically to research it, but it sure looks like a lot of empty seats in many of the PAC 12 stadiums I've seen. But, I could be wrong

I think it has more to do with shitty fans than it does the once a year FCS opponent.

 

[Kaplony]

I understand you hate college football but the rest of us know a pseudo fvcking conference when we see one. The cvnts expanded to 16 teams and went on a 12 year cross division rotation just so they could take easy street.

1. Boston College
2. Clemson
3. Duke
4. Florida State
5. Georgia Tech
6. Louisville
7. Miami
8. North Carolina
9. North Carolina State
10. Pitt
11. Syracuse
12. Virginia
13. Virginia Tech
14. Wake Forest


FOURTEEN! Fourteen members! Ah-ha-ha-ha

 

[AlaskaGuy]

What conference has 16 teams and who has a 12 year rotation? Pretty sure no conference has more than 14 and the longest rotation is once every 6 years. But please let me know what I am missing.

14 members and a twelve year rotation.

SEC sets 12-year non-division rotation

 

[ericd7633]

What's there to pussify? Playing in the Pac 12 is already easy enough.

 

[Kaplony]

Washington has a home & away with Michigan starting next season and right after that they have a home & away with Ohio St. The Huskies will be doing more travelling in the next four years than Clemson does in two decades.

So? We traveled more last year. Put more asses in the seats in Santa Clara too.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

What's there to pussify? Playing in the Pac 12 is already easy enough.

How's ND's record vs USC and Stanford these past two decades. stfu

 

[SJ76]

Do what you want..


If you don’t play 2-3 top 10 teams and more top 25 teams you ain’t getting in

 

[Kaplony]

The PAC is on a two year rotation, the SEC and ACC are on a twelve year rotation. Do the math.

So what you are saying is that Washington is too pussy to play the Sun Devils this year and will play a FCS and two G5 teams this year.

 

[ericd7633]

How's ND's record vs USC and Stanford these past two decades. stfu

Have no clue, but ND leads both series. And ND won both last year by a combined like 35 points or something.

 

[batchaps4me]

UCF has a home & home with Stanford starting this season even though Stanford plays a 9 game conference schedule along with playing ND every year.

I have to admit that I was trying to use a troll "bait and switch" with you and UCFHonors over scheduling. Even though I failed, I sure hope that a man can't bust hell wide open for stuff like that.

 

[7Samurai13]

14 members and a twelve year rotation.

SEC sets 12-year non-division rotation

That’s talking about playing home and away. It’s a 6year rotation, not 12. If you actually read the links you post, you would know that.

The only conference that does a 2 year rotation by that definition is the Big12.

 

[7Samurai13]

UCF has a home & home with Stanford starting this season even though Stanford plays a 9 game conference schedule along with playing ND every year.

Stanford is ending their Home and Home, not starting.

 

[Deep Creek]

I think it has more to do with shitty fans than it does the once a year FCS opponent.

Define "shitty fans" please.

 

[ericd7633]

Also, I have to lol @AlaskaGuy because the last two home and homes Washington did it was against Rutgers and Illinois. I mean it doesn't get any shittier than that. There was also 2015 when they didn't play a P5 opponent OOC. And then there is their 2019 OOC schedule which I won't even hit on

Looks like Washington already has this scheduling down to a science.

 

[Olyduck]

No. Isn't Oregon two non-P5 teams every single year except for 2024 when you play @ Hawaii and have three non-P5 teams scheduled?

The only time Clemson has more than the same number of non-P5 OOC games scheduled is 2021 because the ACC screwed us in the rotation with the Parasites by scheduling three games in four years and we were unable to find a P5 willing to come play @ Clemson in 2021 in exchange for a return game in 2024. It worked out OK for us in the end because it allowed us to schedule the game vs Georgia in Atlanta in 2024, but 2021 will be the first time since 2009 we haven't played two P5 teams OOC.

See the difference is I wasnt trying to make it sound like Oregon doesnt have FCS or G5 teams on the schedule so that is irrelevant

 

[Olyduck]

So we should ignore Oregon plays Montana, Hawaii, Stoneybrook, Portland State, Eastern Washington, Idaho, North Dakota State?

again I wasnt trying to pump up oregons schedule stating Oregons Non conference schedule is Auburn and leaving off the others.

 

[Kaplony]

Define "shitty fans" please.

Here's a visual representation

 

[7Samurai13]

again I wasnt trying to pump up oregons schedule stating Oregons Non conference schedule is Auburn and leaving off the others.

No, you were talking shit about their schedule

 

[Olyduck]

Have no clue, but ND leads both series. And ND won both last year by a combined like 35 points or something.

but were 1-1 in 17 and lost both in 16 by a combined 25.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Also, I have to lol @AlaskaGuy because the last two home and homes Washington did it was against Rutgers and Illinois. I mean it doesn't get any shittier than that. There was also 2015 when they didn't play a P5 opponent OOC. And then there is their 2019 OOC schedule which I won't even hit on

Looks like Washington already has this scheduling down to a science.

Rutgers was going bowling on a continuous basis when that series was inked not to mention UW had to fill spots when Wiscy pussied out.

Wisconsin backs out of home-and-home with Washington