QFTruth. I tried to get tix to this game, and the cheapest off online ticket brokers for nosebleed were $300. In comparison, I only paid about $185 apiece for U.Deck 50 yard line seats for the Sugar Bowl. Can't believe tix are so expensive for this game.
Originally posted by: Syringer
Why do people think the BCS standings take margin of victory into consideration? It doesn't
Originally posted by: Thraxen
Originally posted by: Syringer
Why do people think the BCS standings take margin of victory into consideration? It doesn't
But it factors in the polls, and thus in the BCS standings.
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Just off ESPN, which I didn't know:
The league has encouraged its schools to take advantage of having only seven conference games and build strong nonconference opponents into their schedules. Louisville has completed deals with Utah and North Carolina State and is talking to Kansas, Georgia, LSU and Miami. West Virginia's future schedules include Auburn, Maryland, Florida State and Michigan State.
The Big East is finally getting some big non conference games, going to be exciting in years to come.
Originally posted by: Brackis
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Just off ESPN, which I didn't know:
The league has encouraged its schools to take advantage of having only seven conference games and build strong nonconference opponents into their schedules. Louisville has completed deals with Utah and North Carolina State and is talking to Kansas, Georgia, LSU and Miami. West Virginia's future schedules include Auburn, Maryland, Florida State and Michigan State.
The Big East is finally getting some big non conference games, going to be exciting in years to come.
This is why I feel for Boise State. Teams refuse to schedule home & home series with these guys.
Originally posted by: Wreckem
Originally posted by: Brackis
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Just off ESPN, which I didn't know:
The league has encouraged its schools to take advantage of having only seven conference games and build strong nonconference opponents into their schedules. Louisville has completed deals with Utah and North Carolina State and is talking to Kansas, Georgia, LSU and Miami. West Virginia's future schedules include Auburn, Maryland, Florida State and Michigan State.
The Big East is finally getting some big non conference games, going to be exciting in years to come.
This is why I feel for Boise State. Teams refuse to schedule home & home series with these guys.
Well then Boise State should just suck it up and whore themselves out, its what Fresno State did(even though they suck now). Boise State isnt the only place teams wont agree to home and home series.
There are a lot major schools that other major schools wont play at because its not a good deal in terms of money.
For schools its not about football its about money. Money money money.
Location has a lot to do with why no one wants to play @ Boise. There are almost no BCS schools anywhere near Boise. I think Oregon State just finished a home and home with BSU and Oregon has one starting in a year or two.Originally posted by: Brackis
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Just off ESPN, which I didn't know:
The league has encouraged its schools to take advantage of having only seven conference games and build strong nonconference opponents into their schedules. Louisville has completed deals with Utah and North Carolina State and is talking to Kansas, Georgia, LSU and Miami. West Virginia's future schedules include Auburn, Maryland, Florida State and Michigan State.
The Big East is finally getting some big non conference games, going to be exciting in years to come.
This is why I feel for Boise State. Teams refuse to schedule home & home series with these guys.
Originally posted by: Alkaline5
Location has a lot to do with why no one wants to play @ Boise. There are almost no BCS schools anywhere near Boise. I think Oregon State just finished a home and home with BSU and Oregon has one starting in a year or two.Originally posted by: Brackis
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Just off ESPN, which I didn't know:
The league has encouraged its schools to take advantage of having only seven conference games and build strong nonconference opponents into their schedules. Louisville has completed deals with Utah and North Carolina State and is talking to Kansas, Georgia, LSU and Miami. West Virginia's future schedules include Auburn, Maryland, Florida State and Michigan State.
The Big East is finally getting some big non conference games, going to be exciting in years to come.
This is why I feel for Boise State. Teams refuse to schedule home & home series with these guys.
LSU actually agreed to an 8 or 9-year deal with Tulane just because they're right down the street. BSU doesn't have any neighbors even remotely that nearby.
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