Found this on the AAC board

Home games vs P5 opponents at home by conference 2018-2022 seasons

AAC: Has 26 home games vs P5 games scheduled between 2018-2022
MWC: Has 20 home games vs P5 games scheduled
CUSA: Has 17 home games vs P5 games scheduled
MAC: Has 7 home games vs P5 games scheduled
Sun Belt: Has 2 home games vs P5 games scheduled

(06-26-2016 06:53 PM)Hilltop75 Wrote:  Found this on the AAC board

Home games vs P5 opponents at home by conference 2018-2022 seasons

AAC: Has 26 home games vs P5 games scheduled between 2018-2022
MWC: Has 20 home games vs P5 games scheduled
CUSA: Has 17 home games vs P5 games scheduled
MAC: Has 7 home games vs P5 games scheduled
Sun Belt: Has 2 home games vs P5 games scheduled

From what I count we (CUSA) have 20 home games against P5's. . I only checked CUSA. It sounded off when I knew ODU had 6 home P5 (2017 -2023 games, however only 4 from 2018 -2022.
Link... http://www.fbschedules.com/ncaa/conferen...edules.php

What's the point of evaluating schedules starting two seasons from now when the vast majority are incomplete? For example, just in 2016/17, the Belt has 3 PF home games scheduled:

APP STATE: Miami Hurricanes (2016) & Wake Forest (2017)
USA: Oklahoma State (2017)

All G5's are likely to add more home games vs P5's in the following 5 year span you're referencing and also just as likely, the ones already scheduled might include more than one buyout.

(06-27-2016 01:06 AM)airtroop Wrote:  What's the point of evaluating schedules starting two seasons from now when the vast majority are incomplete? For example, just in 2016/17, the Belt has 3 PF home games scheduled:

APP STATE: Miami Hurricanes (2016) & Wake Forest (2017)
USA: Oklahoma State (2017)

All G5's are likely to add more home games vs P5's in the following 5 year span you're referencing and also just as likely, the ones already scheduled might include more than one buyout.

It's the way the AAC posters work. They probably kept picking spans of years till they found one they had the lead in and that's the one they posted. I agree it makes zero sense to start at 2018, when there's months before 2016 gets rolling.

(06-27-2016 01:06 AM)airtroop Wrote:  What's the point of evaluating schedules starting two seasons from now when the vast majority are incomplete? For example, just in 2016/17, the Belt has 3 PF home games scheduled:

APP STATE: Miami Hurricanes (2016) & Wake Forest (2017)
USA: Oklahoma State (2017)

All G5's are likely to add more home games vs P5's in the following 5 year span you're referencing and also just as likely, the ones already scheduled might include more than one buyout.

There were if I recall correctly three threads. One for 2016, one for 2017 and one for 2018 - 2022.

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(06-27-2016 04:07 AM)MUther Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 01:06 AM)airtroop Wrote:  What's the point of evaluating schedules starting two seasons from now when the vast majority are incomplete? For example, just in 2016/17, the Belt has 3 PF home games scheduled:

APP STATE: Miami Hurricanes (2016) & Wake Forest (2017)
USA: Oklahoma State (2017)

All G5's are likely to add more home games vs P5's in the following 5 year span you're referencing and also just as likely, the ones already scheduled might include more than one buyout.

It's the way the AAC posters work. They probably kept picking spans of years till they found one they had the lead in and that's the one they posted. I agree it makes zero sense to start at 2018, when there's months before 2016 gets rolling.

Yes it's a conspiracy.

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(06-27-2016 04:07 AM)MUther Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 01:06 AM)airtroop Wrote:  What's the point of evaluating schedules starting two seasons from now when the vast majority are incomplete? For example, just in 2016/17, the Belt has 3 PF home games scheduled:

APP STATE: Miami Hurricanes (2016) & Wake Forest (2017)
USA: Oklahoma State (2017)

All G5's are likely to add more home games vs P5's in the following 5 year span you're referencing and also just as likely, the ones already scheduled might include more than one buyout.

It's the way the AAC posters work. They probably kept picking spans of years till they found one they had the lead in and that's the one they posted. I agree it makes zero sense to start at 2018, when there's months before 2016 gets rolling.

Nah, it's all good.
We'll give AAC the "best G5 conference in 2020 so far" based on this early info.

To recap:
2014 - CUSA
2015- AAC
2016 - AAC (we'll give them early lead based on polls)
2017- CUSA*
2018- MWC*
2019- CUSA*
2020 -AAC
2021-tbd
2022-tbd

Well, by my count 2016 stacks up like this:

AAC - 9
CUSA - 6
INDY - 4
MWC - 3
SBC - 1
MAC - 0

*Did not count neutral site games as home games.

I counted the ACC only has 5 P5 home non-conference games. I did not count ND since that is a schedule semi-conference game but if you did count them that would be 8.

The SEC only has 3 non-conference P5 teams at home!!! I get they have the conference P5 teams but you can not count your conference schools towards that in my opinion.

(06-27-2016 07:35 AM)panama Wrote:  Yes it's a conspiracy.

"There's a C-o-n---spiracy"

If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

(06-27-2016 12:50 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

Is this where the Georgia Southern fans start crying that no one will schedule a home and home with them?

(06-27-2016 12:50 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

Pretty sure ECU isn't in a big TV market and they get more P5's at home than anyone.

(06-27-2016 03:09 PM)HerdinNY Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 12:50 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

Pretty sure ECU isn't in a big TV market and they get more P5's at home than anyone.

Well, they get VaTech, NC, and NCState to come to their place. That's three.

Of course, NC and NCState (even though the ACC is still considered a Power Conference) isn't much to brag about. In reality there's a P4, then the ACC, then the G5. LOL.

(06-27-2016 03:17 PM)WKUApollo Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 03:09 PM)HerdinNY Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 12:50 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

Pretty sure ECU isn't in a big TV market and they get more P5's at home than anyone.

Well, they get VaTech, NC, and NCState to come to their place. That's three.

Of course, NC and NCState (even though the ACC is still considered a Power Conference) isn't much to brag about. In reality there's a P4, then the ACC, then the G5. LOL.

And South Carolina and West Virginia. So there's your SEC and B12.

ECU has a lot more seats than GS.

(06-27-2016 03:17 PM)WKUApollo Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 03:09 PM)HerdinNY Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 12:50 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

Pretty sure ECU isn't in a big TV market and they get more P5's at home than anyone.

Well, they get VaTech, NC, and NCState to come to their place. That's three.

Of course, NC and NCState (even though the ACC is still considered a Power Conference) isn't much to brag about. In reality there's a P4, then the ACC, then the G5. LOL.

You mean the conference that has a national championship and national runner up in the past three seasons?

(06-27-2016 06:31 PM)MTPiKapp Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 03:17 PM)WKUApollo Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 03:09 PM)HerdinNY Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 12:50 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  If there's just one way being in a media market pays off, it's in getting P5s to come to you.

Pretty sure ECU isn't in a big TV market and they get more P5's at home than anyone.

Well, they get VaTech, NC, and NCState to come to their place. That's three.

Of course, NC and NCState (even though the ACC is still considered a Power Conference) isn't much to brag about. In reality there's a P4, then the ACC, then the G5. LOL.

You mean the conference that has a national championship and national runner up in the past three seasons?

Not saying they don't have a couple of really good teams but the gap between the ACC and the other four is huge in most years. Heck the AAC had a National Champion in Basketball 2 years ago. I wouldn't put the AAC on the same level as the other power conferences.

I Think Old Dominion has more than any other CUSA team during this time and maybe more than all G5's outside of ECU. (SIX P5 Home Games )

ECU (AAC) 9 Home
ODU (CUSA) 6 Home
Houston (AAC) 5 Home
Rice (CUSA) 5
Temple (AAC) 5
Boise State (MWC) 4
Cincinnati (AAC) 4
Memphis (AAC) 4
San Diego State (MWC) 4
Middle Tenn (CUSA) 3
Marshal (CUSA) 3
Navy (AAC) 3
NIU (MAC) 3
La Tech (CUSA) 2
App State (SBC) 2


Old Dominions Football Games
2016 2017
09/03 - Hampton
09/10 - at Appalachian State
09/17 - at NC State
10/08 - UMass

2017 2018
09/02 - Albany
09/09 - at UMass
09/16 - North Carolina
09/23 - at Virginia Tech

2018 2019
09/08 - VMI
09/22 - Virginia Tech
09/29 - at East Carolina
11/17 - at Virginia

2019 2020
09/07 - at Virginia Tech
09/14 - Buffalo
09/28 - East Carolina

2020 2021
09/12 - at Buffalo
09/19 - Wake Forest
09/26 - at North Carolina

2021 2022
11/21 - Virginia
09/11 - at Wake Forest

2022 2023
09/10 - Virginia Tech
09/17 - at Virginia
TBA - Idaho
09/02 - at Virginia Tech

2024 2025
08/31 - Virginia Tech

2025 2026
08/30 - at Virginia Tech

Charlotte has Duke, UNC and Maryland scheduled at home.