I root for Rutgers:

Football: The Lambert schools we don't play anymore -- although we have BC, Cuse and Temple on the schedule over the next few years. Hoping to get Pitt, UConn and WVU.

Basketball: pretty much the same, add in Princeton, Villanova, St. John's. I would LOVE to see the Jersey equivalent of the Big 5 (SHU, Princeton, NJIT, Monmouth and Rutgers), it would be fun for local basketball interest. It would leave a few schools out but there's only so much room OOC.

Ohio State: Michigan, Penn State, Texas A&M, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Michigan State, Iowa, Maryland, Washington, USC and UCLA

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Texas A&M
Each tier listed in alphabetical order

First Tier (play every year, final regular season game):
Texas

Second Tier (also every year, but does not matter when):
Arkansas, LSU, Oklahoma, Texas Tech

Third Tier (frequently, does not have to be every year):
Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Oklahoma State

Fourth Tier (One or two of these schools each year on rotating basis):
Baylor, Houston, Louisiana (ULL), Louisiana Tech, North Texas, Rice, SMU, TCU, Texas State, Tulane, UTEP, UTSA. Any other future Texas FBS school

Additional: 2 P5 type schools from other parts of the country, can be home and homes or neutral site games.
Examples: Cal, Clemson, Florida, Miami, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, USC, Virginia Tech

ECU: South Carolina, North Carolina, NC State, Virginia Tech, Appalachian State, West Virginia, Cincinnati, and UCF (I think Old Dominion could be a good game as well)

UAB:

Football: Memphis, Southern Miss, LA Tech, Marshall, Tulane, FAU, MTSU, Troy, South Alabama, Alabama A&M, Auburn, Tennessee

Basketball: Auburn, Alabama, Memphis, Tennessee, Dayton would be my main ones.

Football:

Wake (yearly), Maryland, S. Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, and Tulane.

FSU and Clemson more often–can we go division-less already?

Basketball:

Maryland, S. Carolina, and Kentucky (yearly). Some regional, former SoCon teams like Richmond, Bill & Mary, Davidson, Furman, and VMI should always open up the season.

It would be cool to have a Capital Shootout in DC vs. the Big East, but I do love beating the Big 10 in the conference challenge.

Old Dominion (OOC only)

Football: VT, UVA, Wake, NCST, UNC, South Carolina, ECU, Navy, Temple, App State, Ga Southern, Coastal Carolina, JMU

Basketball: UVA, VT, VCU, Wake, ECU, George Mason, Richmond, Temple, Davidson,

(07-18-2018 12:52 PM)esayem Wrote:  Football:

Wake (yearly), Maryland, S. Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, and Tulane.

FSU and Clemson more often–can we go division-less already?

Basketball:

Maryland, S. Carolina, and Kentucky (yearly). Some regional, former SoCon teams like Richmond, Bill & Mary, Davidson, Furman, and VMI should always open up the season.

It would be cool to have a Capital Shootout in DC vs. the Big East, but I do love beating the Big 10 in the conference challenge.

I would enjoy a basketball series with UNC and/or Duke.

For me the old Big East. I liked playing Syracuse and Rutgers, those games seemed to have a bigger vibe cause they were neighbors.

Utah State Football: (OCC) Utah, Oregon, Oregon St, Washington, Washington St, Colorado, NMSU, UTEP, UTSA (I'm very happy with most of the MWC opponents, especially Wyoming and Colorado St)

Utah State Basketball: All Utah D1 schools in an annual round robin tournament.

(07-18-2018 01:26 PM)Huskies12 Wrote:  For me the old Big East. I liked playing Syracuse and Rutgers, those games seemed to have a bigger vibe cause they were neighbors.

We (UConn and Rutgers) should have consistently played the last week of the season. The Big East as a conference didn't do its part to help develop rivalries.

App State- ECU, Wake Forest, Georgia Southern, UNC, Arkansas State, Troy, Charlotte, NC State, Duke, Tennessee, Coastal Carolina, South Carolina

Texas State: pretty much anyone in state. UT, A&M, Tech, TCU, Baylor, SMU, UH, UNT, UTSA, and Rice.

Cool thing is that we will have played all of those schools except for UT, Rice, and UNT from 2009-2021. Not sure why we haven't gotten a home and home with UNT yet though. We're both two large g5 schools in the same state. From what I've read on various forums older UNT people look down on us for some reason.

If I had to throw in some non Texas teams in there I'd say OK st, USM, WYO, Kansas, K state, and La Tech.

Conference Schedule: NIU, Ball St, WMU, CMU, Toledo, BGSU, Miami, KSU

OOC: Southern Cal, Miami Fl, Alabama, Louisville

A "glam" non-con for game time bottle popping.

Carolina:
UVa, Wake Forest, Dook, Georgia Tech, Clemson, South Carolina, Maryland, Virginia Tech.
Notre Dame, Tulane, Vanderbilt

Oklahoma (one man's opinion):

Texas. Enough said.

Oklahoma State. It's better to play them than to not play them.

Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa State. There is history in the old Big 6/7/8.

Any Texas school-it doesn't matter which one. Multiple Big 12 games each year in Texas have been good for OU.

Any major non-conference program, preferably one with a national championship in its history. OU has played home-and-homes in recent years with Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Florida State, Miami, UCLA, Oregon, and Washington. Nebraska, Michigan, Tennessee, and LSU are on future schedules.

There are scores to be settled with USC, Clemson, Florida, LSU, and Georgia. It would be good to play any or all of them.

Rutgers: State Penn, Boston College, Maryland (eventually), Temple, Purdue, Indiana, Northwestern, Connecticut, Not A Dame, Nebraska, Minnesota

Are we supposed to add teams we don't usually play, or just who we enjoy playing currently?

Including who we play currently, ranked in order of interest:
ECU: VT, South Carolina, West Virginia, Houston, Florida, Memphis, UCF, UNC-Chapel Hill, NC State, App State

Randos I'd like to play:
ECU: Southern Miss (we miss you), Southern Cal, Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Mississippi State, Texas, Texas A&M, Wisconsin

San Diego State FB

-USC
-UCLA
-Fresno State
-Arizona
-Arizona State
-Cal
-Minnesota, Wisconsin or Northwestern (fun cities that are awesome in the fall)
-Ole Miss, LSU, UGA, Clemson, Bama, Texas (tailgate and beautiful coeds)
-Miami (just to brawl)
-Tulane (just to party)

San Diego State BB
UNLV, UNM, (really fun when all three are good)

USD, Fresno, Nevada, UCLA, Blue Bloods, Arizona, Indiana, Gonzaga, Butler, Penn at Palestra

(07-19-2018 05:00 PM)Negative Optimist Wrote:  San Diego State FB

-Miami (just to brawl)

Oxford is more of a wine and cheese type of place, but you could probably find a Redhawk or two to throw fists.....