Beareye, the B1G could obviously use someone with your number skills.
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Nebraska's B1G Conference Schedule Through 2025 is Set
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Handle your bidness and it won’t matter. Go Big Red dammit!
Hopefully by then they are dreading that we are on their schedule
By then they will want no part of us
Always have and always will. B1G loves them for some reason.
2024 we need to schedule a bit lighter in the Non-con. Our strength of schedule that year will be through the roof.
My only question is which division will OU and Texas be in when they join?
I like the schedules Nebraska has been dealt. Who cares about beating Rutgers or Maryland.
I think with the imbalanced schedules however, they need to adjust the conference standings to consider only their respective divisions. The best team in a division could end up with more losses than a lesser team with the easier crossovers. If they are going to do this consistently it’s something that needs to be addressed.
I think with the imbalanced schedules however, they need to adjust the conference standings to consider only their respective divisions. The best team in a division could end up with more losses than a lesser team with the easier crossovers. If they are going to do this consistently it’s something that needs to be addressed.
MSU faces that trio - every year (although probably not in a row). It really is a tough battle to come out of the east.
Personally, I like the cross-over games against Michigan. It's so easy to dislike Harbaugh and I think we'll be able to match up with them well - by the time this is an annual series.
Whichever division Texas wants.
I'm struggling to see the reason for a randomly selected protected cross-over opponent.
Either you don't have a protected cross-over opponent at all, and everyone plays everyone equally,
or
You match the teams up based on recent success (example: conference wins over the last 5 years), so you do sort of a NFL model of a balanced schedule.
I realize they are trying to keep some rivalries intact, like Indiana-Purdue, but you can still do that and not have everyone else randomly paired up.
I'm open to opposing opinions to help me understand this.
Either you don't have a protected cross-over opponent at all, and everyone plays everyone equally,
or
You match the teams up based on recent success (example: conference wins over the last 5 years), so you do sort of a NFL model of a balanced schedule.
I realize they are trying to keep some rivalries intact, like Indiana-Purdue, but you can still do that and not have everyone else randomly paired up.
I'm open to opposing opinions to help me understand this.
