So assuming if the Big12 is creating a 2 year home & home schedule, your saying OU/UT's schedule the next 2 years would include 5 current Big 12 teams and the 4 new teams each year? How does that make sense, unless you want to ensure that OU or UT are Big12 champs.
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So assuming if the Big12 is creating a 2 year home & home schedule, your saying OU/UT's schedule the next 2 years would include 5 current Big 12 teams and the 4 new teams each year? How does that make sense, unless you want to ensure that OU or UT are Big12 champs.
I never said anything about them playing at OU/UT.
The ideal setup, as I understand it, is that in this 2-year schedule every team will play each other at least once. With 18 games (9 each year), that sets up for 5 doubles and 8 singles. For OU/UT, in this exercise, road games against the 4 new teams would come out of the 8 singles. The other 4 singles would be home games against remaining members. 1 of the 5 doubles would be the OU/UT neutral-site games. The other 4 doubles would be against remaining members.
'cept all the games (Fox, CBS, NBC) will have Big10 games regardless, or SEC.
So yeah, ESPN, FS1, other streaming to the rescue. It is what it is now. Just kinda makes me barf.
This threw me off-kilter for a few seconds ... I'm accustomed to the schedule charts having teams across the top and game dates on the left column ... so first-glance, I thought, "How the heck is ACC getting four bye weeks?"
What are they gonna do if they don't get their way? They have nothing left to hang over the conference
Based on that, OuT is here for at least 2023, which seemed hard to believe they would not to be, this late in the game.
IDK, just guessing, they could claim they were mistreated, then try to sue or loosen their GoR release payment.
The years of litigation that would go thru...
If they were going to bargain their way out, that would have already happened. They've also already had NCAA committee appointments stripped from them by the conference
How often do Conferences have teams which open the season against each other? I see that Louisville and Georgia Tech are playing each other in game 1.This threw me off-kilter for a few seconds ... I'm accustomed to the schedule charts having teams across the top and game dates on the left column ... so first-glance, I thought, "How the heck is ACC getting four bye weeks?"
Isn't that unusual?
