Sure it does.

Jan 26, 2015
11:14:41am

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

Sure it does.

ACC schedule doesn't have them playing each other in those years, but it is a game that the fans want to see so they found a way to make it happen. The SEC does this regularly in baseball.

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Hotty-Toddy-Reb

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Lots of things wrong with College Football currently, but this takes the cake:

Hoosier Coug

1/26/15 11:08am

That doesn't even make sense

pink22

1/26/15 11:09am

Sure it does.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

1/26/15 11:14am

Meh, it hurts non P5 teams, but gives P5 teams more flexibility in scheduling.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

1/26/15 11:13am

I don't like it. Get off your butt and schedule other conferences.

cougarick

1/26/15 11:17am

Why? If it works for them and it satisfies the fans, what's wrong with it?

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

1/26/15 11:29am

For a game or two it isn't an issue, IMO. But,

CMuehle

1/26/15 11:52am

Maybe. I just think it all comes out on the wash.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

1/26/15 12:11pm

The SEC is the best case example of what you are describing.

CougarPilot

1/27/15 7:41pm

Because there's already not enough games between P5 conferences.

cougarick

1/26/15 12:13pm

sad but true.

Jeremy

1/26/15 11:33am

Do they know what "non-conference" means? Pretty sure scheduling in conference

Seito107

1/26/15 12:45pm

Failure...both suck and don't want to get exposed OOC

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