Future College Football Schedule Thread

Because not leaving the state is a huge advantage

Go play in like Oregon or something. Quit being lame

 

Brett McMurphy ‏@McMurphyESPN
Ohio State adds Sept. 16, 2017 home game vs. Army

Brett McMurphy ‏@McMurphyESPN
Ohio State adds home game w/FAU on Aug. 31, 2019

 

SCAR and UNC to play more games in Charlotte 2019 & 2023

 

My mothers fam is from Ark/Kansas. I have a bunch of cousins there and my great uncle used to send me Razorbacks postcards every year until I was 12 or so. I'd be disappointed if that was the case because that's a game I'd make an effort to actually go to. Sad panda.

 

love how in 2019 unc's power 5 non conference opponent is fellow acc member wake forest

 

Maybe some of these neutral site games will slow down. Apparently less than 50k tickets sold to Bama vs Wisc game. Seats for $90 - $300 on Ticketmaster. I know Wisc went to Houston last yea and Bama having USC in Dallas next season could deter fans from making the same trip.

Minus Bama, LSU, Tenn, and maybe Florida State, there arent that many neutral site games. The ones scheduled now are the ones in NFL stadiums closest to a local team somewhat.

Zona playing in Glendale
Maryland playing in Landover
Etc.

 

Is Baylor resorting to playing Bible colleges now?

 

they can't even sell out sc/unc in Charlotte which should be a lay-up considering how well represented each fan base is here

 

Agreed, but neutral site games should definitely not be on a Thursday. Youre also part of the problem.

 

Thursday night games at neutral sites are idiotic

and how am i part of the problem

 

Last I heard you didnt buy a ticket even though you will be within a par 3 of the stadium

 

the problem isn't the people not buying tickets. it's the prices they are charging.

and i will hopefully find a ticket closer to kickoff. fuck paying $11/beer in the stadium though. that's the real racket

 

Im right there with you. Tenn plays at Nissan Stadium Saturday in the middle of the day against Bowling Green. At least you have a quality game.

 

Da fuck is a Nissan Stadium? Fucking sponsored stadium names. Dolphins can call it what they want, its Joe Robbie Stadium to me.

 

Unfortunately, the Titans home field never had an unique name.
Nissan Coliseum would have sounded better

 

just say Nashville. Everyone will know you're talking about the stadium there.

 

ATL is going to be upset you forgot the house that opposing fans fill, Vanderbilt Stadium.

 

About fucking time. Now we need to get UT and A&M off their high horse and start playing again.

 

Fortunately, both ADs are likely to be gone within a year, so we might see some movement on this in the not-so-distant future

But I won't hold my breath

 

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...canes-orlando-citrus-bowl-20151007-story.html

The Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes are close to signing a deal to open the football season in Orlando’s Citrus Bowl in 2019, the Orlando Sentinel has learned.

Although the deal has not yet been signed and a last-minute snag in negotiations is always a possibility, it certainly appears the Gators and Hurricanes will renew their once-annual rivalry for the first time since 2013.

Florida-Miami would also be another premier neutral site game for the Citrus Bowl, which will host Florida State-Ole Miss next season and Alabama-Louisville in 2018. Florida Citrus Sports is also apparently in negotiations to bring a marquee college football match-up to the Citrus Bowl in 2017.

“While we won’t comment on this report, we’re always exploring future scheduling options,” UF spokesperson Steve McClain told the Orlando Sentinel.

Miami leads the series with Florida 29–26, and has won seven of the past eight games, including a 21–16 victory in the most recent game played 2013.

 

while its not a home & home, nice to see UF not pussying out avoiding Miami.

 

FWIW, the four permanent neutral site game schedules through the end of the decade...

Atlanta
2016 - Georgia vs. North Carolina
2017 - Alabama vs. Florida State AND Tennessee vs. Georgia Tech
2018 - TBD
2019 - TBD

Arlington
2016 - USC vs. Alabama
2017 - Michigan vs. Florida
2018 - LSU vs. Miami
2019 - Auburn vs. Oregon

Houston
2016 - Houston vs. Oklahoma
2017 - LSU vs. BYU
2018 - TBD
2019 - TBD

Orlando
2016 - Florida State vs. Ole Miss
2017 - TBD
2018 - Louisville vs. Alabama
2019 - Florida vs. Miami

 

Playing @stanford next year return in 2021

 

@FBSchedules: OFFICIAL: NC State, South Carolina to open 2017 season in Charlotte. NC State moved Furman to 9/23, hopes to move Troy to later season."

 

Yes we are dumb like that.

 

i guess baylor said fuck that. art is such a pussy

 

Cal was the one that passed on Baylor FWIW. Pac-12 was the biggest party in getting this set up and Cal (breaking in a new QB) wasn't gonna give away a home game to travel to the other side of the world to probably get smoked.

 

Baylor-Ole Miss in Houston in 2020 should be announced soon.

 

Look at this. Saban looks like he just got out of a hot bath while jimbo looks like he pooped himself. Smh

 

There may be more talent on the field for that game than the Falcons home opener that season.

 

I mean would it surprise anyone if the loser of that game won the title?

 

What are my best choices for games on Sept 24th this season.*

Its our bye week. This past season, I went to Eugene and watched USC@Uo which was a blast as a CFB fan, looking to do the same this season

* excluding west coast games. I've have just been in SF the week before (Sept 17) for Texas@Cal.

Tia

 

Penn State is playing at Michigan if you want to see James Franklin take a blood bath.

 

i sure hope that bert is still coaching at arkansas in 2021. would love to shove our foot up his ass.

 

College football in Australia seems like an awful idea

 

With a 14 team conference and the way schedules are happening this is about as often as we're playing Michigan and other B1G East teams tbh