The real question is...how are your gambling picks doing UNI?
What is it going to take to get a big time team to come to Hilton Pre conference?
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I'm convinced this guy has something on "C Willy" cause he should have been booted a long time ago
Still doubling up from week to week. Simple concept. Bet till you have doubled up and then quit. Started with $50 week 1. Ill let you do the math
For those curious, here are the games that each school in the Big 12 (plus UNI and Iowa) have hosted vs top 25/Power Programs in the non-con in the last 5 years:
Iowa State
2019-2020: #12 Seton Hall, Iowa
2018-2019: Missouri
2017-2018: Iowa, #22 Tennessee
2016-2017: Cincinnati
2015-2016: Iowa
Baylor
2019-2020: Arizona, Butler
2018-2019: Oregon, Alabama
2017-2018: Wichita St.
2016-2017: Oregon, Xavier
2015-2016: Vanderbilt, Georgia
Kansas
2019-2020: Colorado, Tennessee
2018-2019: Stanford, #17 Villanova
2017-2018: #16 Arizona St., Texas A&M
2016-2017: Stanford, Nebraska
2015-2016: #20 Kentucky
Kansas State
2019-2020: Marquette
2018-2019: --
2017-2018: Georgia
2016-2017: --
2015-2016: Ole Miss
Oklahoma
2019-2020: Mississippi St.
2018-2019: Creighton, Vanderbilt
2017-2018: Northwestern
2016-2017: Memphis, Florida
2015-2016: Wisconsin, Creighton
Oklahoma State
2019-2020: Georgetown, Wichita St.
2018-2019: Houston, South Carolina
2017-2018: #6 Wichita St
2016-2017: Arkansas
2015-2016: --
TCU
2019-2020: USC, #19 Xavier
2018-2019: Florida
2017-2018: SMU
2016-2017: Washington, Auburn
2015-2016: SMU, Tennessee
Texas
2019-2020: #22 LSU
2018-2019: VCU, Purdue, Providence
2017-2018: Michigan, Ole Miss
2016-2017: Alabama
2015-2016: North Carolina, UConn, Vanderbilt
Texas Tech
2019-2020: #2 Kentucky
2018-2019: Arkansas
2017-2018: #22 Nevada
2016-2017: LSU
2015-2016: --
West Virginia
2019-2020: Rhode Island, Missouri
2018-2019: Pitt
2017-2018: #15 Virginia, Kentucky
2016-2017: Texas A&M
2015-2016: --
Iowa
2019-2020: DePaul
2018-2019: Pitt, Iowa State
2017-2018: --
2016-2017: Seton Hall, #25 Iowa State
2015-2016: Florida St.
UNI
2019-2020: --
2018-2019: --
2017-2018: UNLV, Xavier
2016-2017: --
2015-2016: Colorado St, #1 North Carolina
All schedules came from the schools website. If a ranking is missing, it's because it wasn't on the schools website and I'm too lazy to look up that weeks ranking.
Iowa State
2019-2020: #12 Seton Hall, Iowa
2018-2019: Missouri
2017-2018: Iowa, #22 Tennessee
2016-2017: Cincinnati
2015-2016: Iowa
Baylor
2019-2020: Arizona, Butler
2018-2019: Oregon, Alabama
2017-2018: Wichita St.
2016-2017: Oregon, Xavier
2015-2016: Vanderbilt, Georgia
Kansas
2019-2020: Colorado, Tennessee
2018-2019: Stanford, #17 Villanova
2017-2018: #16 Arizona St., Texas A&M
2016-2017: Stanford, Nebraska
2015-2016: #20 Kentucky
Kansas State
2019-2020: Marquette
2018-2019: --
2017-2018: Georgia
2016-2017: --
2015-2016: Ole Miss
Oklahoma
2019-2020: Mississippi St.
2018-2019: Creighton, Vanderbilt
2017-2018: Northwestern
2016-2017: Memphis, Florida
2015-2016: Wisconsin, Creighton
Oklahoma State
2019-2020: Georgetown, Wichita St.
2018-2019: Houston, South Carolina
2017-2018: #6 Wichita St
2016-2017: Arkansas
2015-2016: --
TCU
2019-2020: USC, #19 Xavier
2018-2019: Florida
2017-2018: SMU
2016-2017: Washington, Auburn
2015-2016: SMU, Tennessee
Texas
2019-2020: #22 LSU
2018-2019: VCU, Purdue, Providence
2017-2018: Michigan, Ole Miss
2016-2017: Alabama
2015-2016: North Carolina, UConn, Vanderbilt
Texas Tech
2019-2020: #2 Kentucky
2018-2019: Arkansas
2017-2018: #22 Nevada
2016-2017: LSU
2015-2016: --
West Virginia
2019-2020: Rhode Island, Missouri
2018-2019: Pitt
2017-2018: #15 Virginia, Kentucky
2016-2017: Texas A&M
2015-2016: --
Iowa
2019-2020: DePaul
2018-2019: Pitt, Iowa State
2017-2018: --
2016-2017: Seton Hall, #25 Iowa State
2015-2016: Florida St.
UNI
2019-2020: --
2018-2019: --
2017-2018: UNLV, Xavier
2016-2017: --
2015-2016: Colorado St, #1 North Carolina
All schedules came from the schools website. If a ranking is missing, it's because it wasn't on the schools website and I'm too lazy to look up that weeks ranking.
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Iowa just played the #6 (in their conference) NAIA team in CHA. Doesn't get much tougher than that.
I've been saying for years I wish we would schedule some home and home matchups with our neighboring states major programs like Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, and Nebraska. Even just 1 of them and switch it out with another after 2 years. Not a far trip for our fans to make a road trip out of it and should be competitive games most years that help each other's non-conference strength of schedule.
I look at what Illinois and Mizzou have had for years with their "bragging rights" game which granted is always played at a neutral site in St. Louis but some new non-conference rivals other than Iowa would be entertaining to watch.
I look at what Illinois and Mizzou have had for years with their "bragging rights" game which granted is always played at a neutral site in St. Louis but some new non-conference rivals other than Iowa would be entertaining to watch.
I understand your point but I don't think Minnesota or Illinois will play ISU. They don't want us to get any extra exposure in their states. Also, Missouri and Nebraska have been persona non grata since realignment. That may change but I doubt we'd play Nebraska with their new coach anytime soon.
Thanks for compiling. Iowa shouldn't get credit for DePaul as a "major," though. Nor should anyone.
We've had home and home series with both Minnesota and Mizzou before in recent years so it's not like it can't happen. I get the Nebraska angle though. I've always wanted a home and home with Illinois as their BB fans are passionate about their program like ours and until recently we had something in common with our FB teams being down at times and were more into the BB seasons. Just seems like a logical series to start but I get the recruiting aspect as we've probably had more success recruiting the Chicago area than Illinois lately and playing a road game in state may be more of a boost to us than they'd like.
