The List of P5's playing a true road game at a G5

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I always find these types of games interesting. Below is the full list:

Friday, September 1st:

Stanford at Hawaii - 11:00 | CBSSN

Saturday, September 2nd:

California at North Texas - 4:00 | ESPNU
Washington State at Colorado State - 7:00 | CBSSN
Texas Tech at Wyoming - 7:30 | CBS

Saturday, September 9th:

 Ole Miss at Tulane - 3:00 | ESPN2
UCF at Boise State - 7:00 | FS1
Houston at Rice - 7:00 | TBD
UCLA at San Diego State - 7:30 | CBS

Saturday, September 16th:

 Wake Forest at Old Dominion - 12:00 | TBD
Iowa State at Ohio - 12:00 | TBD
Alabama at South Florida - 3:30 | ABC
Oklahoma at Tulsa - 3:30 | TBD
Vanderbilt at UNLV - 7:00 | CBSSN
Kansas at Nevada - 10:30 | CBSSN

Saturday, September 23rd:

Miami at Temple - TBD
Virginia Tech at Marshall - TBD
Duke at Uconn - 3:30 | CBSSN

Saturday, October 7th:

Boston College at Army - 12:00 | CBSSN

Games by conference:

ACC: 5
B1G: 0
Big 12: 6
Pac 12: 4
SEC: 3

My top 5 games from list:

#1. Ole Miss at Tulane
#2. UCLA at San Diego State
#3. Oklahoma at Tulsa
#4. UCF at Boise State
#5. Duke at Uconn

I would guess there's a good chance about 5/6 of the G5 teams pull off win here.
 
Hawaii's always a good road game for P5 teams. The kids get to say they've been to Hawaii and take in a little tourist activity like a bowl game.

I don't know if it's still the same rule, but if you played OOC @ Hawaii back in the day it didn't count against the limits for regular season games. Instead of 12 game limits now, it would be a legit 13th regular season game.
 
Stanford is not counting it as a 13th game.


Yep, I remember that rule as well. Vandy played at Hawaii last year, but also only played 12 regular season games. It appears the last P5 team to play a 13th game was Colorado in 2015.
 
Yep, I remember that rule as well. Vandy played at Hawaii last year, but also only played 12 regular season games. It appears the last P5 team to play a 13th game was Colorado in 2015.

Oregon is doing it on a future schedule
 
We need to stop doing this.
It's just stupid shit at this point

I'd forgotten Tulsa was one of Oklahoma's losses in their 1996 (3-8) season. Tulsa finished (4-7) that season.

They also lost to (4-7) TCU who was in the WAC.

They lost @ San Diego St as well, but SDSU was (8-3).

Y'all did beat tejas though. :dhd:

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Hawaii's always a good road game for P5 teams. The kids get to say they've been to Hawaii and take in a little tourist activity like a bowl game.

I don't know if it's still the same rule, but if you played OOC @ Hawaii back in the day it didn't count against the limits for regular season games. Instead of 12 game limits now, it would be a legit 13th regular season game.
Yeah if I was in the spot to make those decisions and Hawaii wanted us to play there, I'm signing up for that.
 
Probably because OU loses the home game gate and associated concession stand income.

Tulsa's return trip to Oklahoma isn't scheduled until 2030.

Presumably it was a 2 for 1
 
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