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

[963BUSC]

Kansas put a beat down on Rutgers in the Diarrhea Bowl last year so Kansas>Rutgers.

I think you're leaving Rutgers NC out of the equation?!?!

 

[Kaplony]

well half of 14 is 7 and 5 pretty much is almost 7. like if im buying something for $7 and I have 5 i consider that having almost enough to buy it.

With logic like that it's no wonder the Slack 12 went to 9 games. You fuckers can't count for shit and your rationalization is even worse.

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

So because one team does it the entire country should? Your giant, gapping pussy Huskies doesn’t do that. They play no REAL P5 opponents and then double down with an FCS opponent. Why doesn’t the PAC12 stop being pussies and stop their teams from playing FCS teams? If the B1G can do it, why can’t the PAC12? Wait you are going to swing from USC’s nuts some more, I’m sure.

First question - yes. Personally, I would like scheduling being taken away from the schools and be systematized on a rotating basis on where teams finished in their respective conference (that would require all conferences having the same number of teams though). But I also think that conference realignment should be taken away too. Say two games, leave the other noncon for tradtional noncon rivalries (i.e. Notre Dame games).

Second question - I would also like it if FBS teams stopped scheduling FCS opponents.

Third question - I thought the Big Ten was supposed to stop playing FCS opponents as well, but some teams still are playing them. Perhaps they were already scheduled/contracted.

MSU plays Youngstown St in 2021.
Nebraska plays South Dakota St and North Dakota quite a bit in upcoming years.
Penn St has Delaware and Villanova scheduled.
Rutgers has Monmouth and Delaware scheduled.
Maryland has Towson and Yougnstown st scheduled.
Indiana has Idaho and Indiana St scheduled.
Wisconsin has Southern Illinois and South Dakota scheduled.
Purdue has Indiana St scheduled.
Northwestern has South Dakota St and Southern Illinois scheduled.
Minnesota has Western Illinois scheduled.
Iowa has Northern Iowa and South Dakota St scheduled.

When is this 'no FCS' supposed to take affect? These are scheduled out through like 2026 (guesstimating).

 

[ericd7633]

You mean they can't do both?

@trojanfan12 please explain to the poster in the quote how USC manages to schedule a home & away with the likes of Texas, ND and still manage a 9 game conference schedule.

Please explain to me why you ride SC's and Stanford's cock when it comes to OOC scheduling and not your own teams?

 

[PSUTE]

That is exactly the type attendance I was referring to.

If some PAC 12 fan bases ain't gonna show up to see their teams play good OOC teams and conference opponents, what in the world would make one think they'll show up to see some shitty FCS team? A chance to win? I doubt that is enough of an incentive.

Some fan bases will show up to see their favorite team ANYBODY, I haven't seen that type rabid fan bases from most of the PAC 12.... and many others as well.

Not a conference honk. But after 56 straight sellouts, Utah is expanding their stadium. Granted, it will not become a mega stadium even with expansion, but if the sellouts continue, further expansion will happen in time for the Olympics. I would expect that attendance at the CCG will increase substantially in 2020 when it is held in Vegas instead of shit city...




Utah celebrates its decision to expand Rice-Eccles Stadium

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Divisions are stupid. Kill them, 3 permanent rivals, two pools of 5 that rotate every year, mandatory 2 P5 opponents every year.

Unlike the pseudo conferences, PAC teams have a history with each other. We actually look forward to playing our conference members.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Please explain to me why you ride SC's and Stanford's cock when it comes to OOC scheduling and not your own teams?

If only you had a cock eric.

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

Wait, what drugs are you on? The Big12 has 10 teams. The SEC has 14. THere’s kind of a difference there.

No 14 team conference has a two year rotation.

I know, I was making a past reference. When the Big12 HAD 12 teams, that was how they did it. Nebraska would play OU every other 2 years and I hated it, but it is significantly better than every 6 years.

Sure, it would be easier for these 14 team conferences to have an even number in each division (either becoming 12 or 16 team conference), but it still doesn't stop them from having a 2 year rotation with the cross overs.

 

[7Samurai13]

Unlike the pseudo conferences, PAC teams have a history with each other. We actually look forward to playing our conference members.

And my preference get them to play teams in their conference more often and other P5 conferences more often.

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

If only you had a cock eric.

 

[Olyduck]

So Oregon pretty much won 7 games last year.

what?

 

[Kaplony]

Please explain to me why you ride SC's and Stanford's cock when it comes to OOC scheduling and not your own teams?

• 08/31 - Eastern Washington
• 09/14 - Hawaii
• 09/21 - at BYU

That's why

 

[AlaskaGuy]

• 08/31 - Eastern Washington
• 09/14 - Hawaii
• 09/21 - at BYU

That's why

You want to compare how many P5 opponents Clemson has played in the past 30 years vs Washington?

 

[Deep Creek]

That's fair. I guess there are varying degrees of shit.

Yes there are....and it all stinks!

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

Please explain to me why you ride SC's and Stanford's cock when it comes to OOC scheduling and not your own teams?

If only you had a cock eric.

• 08/31 - Eastern Washington
• 09/14 - Hawaii
• 09/21 - at BYU

That's why

 

[ericd7633]

If only you had a cock eric.

Holy shit, I didn't realize I was dealing with a 12 year old... apologies.

 

[Kaplony]

You want to compare how many P5 opponents Clemson has played in the past 30 years vs Washington?

Sure, go ahead. You work on that and I'll go watch highlights of our five playoff wins.

 

[Deep Creek]

Not a conference honk. But after 56 straight sellouts, Utah is expanding their stadium. Granted, it will not become a mega stadium even with expansion, but if the sellouts continue, further expansion will happen in time for the Olympics. I would expect that attendance at the CCG will increase substantially in 2020 when it is held in Vegas instead of shit city...




Utah celebrates its decision to expand Rice-Eccles Stadium

How does the Utah fan base feel about OOC opponents? Do they prefer a good OOC opponent or is any opponent sufficient?

 

[Olyduck]

With logic like that it's no wonder the Slack 12 went to 9 games. You fuckers can't count for shit and your rationalization is even worse.

so in your opinion 5 is not almost 7?

 

[7Samurai13]

I know, I was making a past reference. When the Big12 HAD 12 teams, that was how they did it. Nebraska would play OU every other 2 years and I hated it, but it is significantly better than every 6 years.

Sure, it would be easier for these 14 team conferences to have an even number in each division (either becoming 12 or 16 team conference), but it still doesn't stop them from having a 2 year rotation with the cross overs.

Without killing divisions it is impossible for a 14 team conference to go into a 2 year rotation without going to a 10 game conference schedule (6 in division games and 2-3 cross division games split amongst 7 teams). Which is why I think divisions should be killed.

10 team conference, play everyone once, one mandatory P5 opponent, top two conference records play in CCG.

12 team conference, two permanent rivals (unique to easy team), 3 pools of 3 (again unique to each team) play two pools each year, top two conference records play in CCG.

14 team conference, three permanent rivals (unique to each team), 2 pools of 5 (again unique to each team), alternate each pool annually, top two conference records play in CCG.

 

[7Samurai13]

what?

Oregon only won 7 games, pretty much. Right?

So in your opinion 9 is not almost 7?