Sorry if this has already posted, but FBShedules.com posted a top 10 longest-awaited reunions in college football for 2020. Two of outs on the list:
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The 10 Longest-Awaited Reunions in College Football 2020
TULANE at NORTHWESTERN – Saturday, Sept. 12
Last played: 1956
U.S. President: Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tulane was still an SEC member when it played its home-and-home series vs. Northwestern in 1955/56 (it went independent in 1966). It won both games scoring a 21-0 shutout in New Orleans in 1955 (part of a 5-4-1 finish) and winning 20-13 in Evanston the next year (part of a 6-4 finish). For Northwestern, the first contest was played during Lou Saban’s one and only season as the Wildcats’ head coach (an 0-8-1 debacle) and the second during the first year of the Ara Parseghian era (a much improved 4-4-1 finish).
Tulane holds a 3-1 advantage in the series, Northwestern’s only win came in 1930, a 14-0 shutout in Evanston. The two are slated to meet again in New Orleans in 2025.
CINCINNATI at NEBRASKA – Saturday, Sept. 6
Last played: 1906
U.S. President: Theodore Roosevelt
The longest-awaited reunion in the FBS in 2020 is 114 years in the making. Nebraska shutout the Bearcats 41-0 in Lincoln, closing out a 6-4 campaign in what was its final year as an independent before joining the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association the next season. For Cincinnati, the loss was a part of a 0-7-2 campaign.
The two are slated to meet again in 2025, this time in Cincinnati.