Big Ten schedule release day

[huskers1217]

He posts on FifthQuarter

He literally posted about 5 minutes ago.

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He still isn’t banned here.

Which reminds me.

Are my threads over there still active

 

[Red_Alert]

I always thought this extra practice rule was azzz backards. The teams that can't even make a bowl should be the ones that get the extra practice. They suck worse than the bowl teams!

Or at least get similar number of extra practices as bowl eligible teams. It's literally a Spring or Fall camp equivalent.

Nebraska hasn't been bowl eligible for 7 years. How much of that was due to not having those extra practices going into the next season? i.e. It's hard to get back up when you've been knocked down.

 

[Red_Alert]

He still isn’t banned here.

Which reminds me.

Are my threads over there still active

I know he's not banned here. At least that's what admins say.

I don't know of any of your threads there since I'm not a member there.
I only know he posts there because I put Hooplanation into Google a while back and that site popped up with a post from AG saying he used to post here.
It was a thread titled something like "What other sites have you posted on?" AG replied "Hooplanation".

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

Yup ... Texas has pictures of Sankey fucking a goat. It's the only explanation.

lol

Keep in mind, we already knew this was the schedule ... we are just mirroring 2024, swapping home and away. 2026/2027 schedules will be the other teams they didn't play in these two years.

Texas will get Bama, LSU, Mizzou, USCjr, Tenn, Ole Miss, Auburn, presumably OU as their every year team.

Meanwhile, OU will get

UGA
UF
Vandy
MSU
Arky
Ky
ATM
Texas

I just know that Sankey will say they need to balance the schedule now, and instead of Texas getting their shit pushed in will get an easier schedule. Fucking cows.

Sure, but I would argue that entering a new conference with even more prime recruiting grounds would be better to start off with a weaker schedule to entice recruits by having a winning record and making the playoff. As opposed to having a tough schedule and potentially giving the idea of a declining program.

 

[WhosYourDawggy]

lol

Sure, but I would argue that entering a new conference with even more prime recruiting grounds would be better to start off with a weaker schedule to entice recruits by having a winning record and making the playoff. As opposed to having a tough schedule and potentially giving the idea of a declining program.

No one is arguing they are not better off with a weak schedule.