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Probably makes the most sense. Northwestern gets Rutgers, Illinois vs Maryland. Fairly competitively balanced that way.
"I like turtles."
Didn't they determine that the Illinois move wasn't final yet?
Which means that it could still be Wisconsin, I think that competition will balance over time, having Wisconsin and Iowa, or Wisconsin and Nebraska play only a third of the time is bogus IMO.
We all know who that is.
I know what you're trying to say and my point was the rotated years when those games are scheduled. What I was talking about is what the guys said from Big 10 and Beyond. They indicated the possibility of the end of cross division games which is where my comment came from. Hope that makes sense. Regardless, I knew the current schedule was for NU not to play OSU for potentially another 4 years.
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What is DONU?
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Excellent point.
Dear Old Nebraska U. It's in the song.
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Like NU, UM will always rise again. Same for OSU and, before the sanctions, PSU. The same can't be said for Wisconsin. What happens when Alvarez retires? They don't have a fanbase that will ensure they maintain excellence quite like the big four. Besides that, while I would like to play Wisconsin annually, I'd much rather play Michigan. Better team, bigger game, better history, better brand.
Let's send Iowa to the Leaders Division.
I agree eight games isnt going to cut it. Even nine games, just like now, will leave some players finishing their college careers without ever playing all the teams in their conference. I think that stinks. It's not so terrible if you miss out on Indiana or Purdue, but who want's to go their whole career and never get to play OSU or Michigan?
With ten conference games, you could have 6 division games, 3 crossover games, and 1 protected crossover. Players would then play a home and away with every team during their four year career. Not sure how to make that work, as it would mean a school's 11th and 12th games would need to be home games to give the AD's the seven home games they require, and that means FCS-type exhibitions.
I have an aunt and uncle that live in Champaign. I was hoping we'd get a game there sooner.Champaign is about 4 hours south of chicago. Much closer to Indianapolis. How about an indy trip every year?
Uh, they probably know what they agreed too.
one would hope so but still not in a position to confirm; as Delaney said the AD's will talk about this.
After the press conference, when they were interviewing the BIG Commissioner, he said all that would be decided later. I'm thinking he probably knows.
if you have to play a newbie, Illinois is not a bad choice.
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