Alabama-Louisville, Auburn-Washington

[Dinsdale]

Oregon went the opposite direction... but they're still reeling from multiple cancellations, which sucks (sup UGA, ATM, et al).

So 2018 ended up with Bowling Green, Portland State (sup Wazzu), and San Jose State.

Man, what a brutal stretch.

[Dinsdale]

Alls I knows, is USC pretty has, and has had, BODE in OOC scheduling.

And if the PAC went to 4 OOCs, then UDub and Wazzu could schedule even more cupcakes (and Oregon would scramble even harder to find replacements for the cancellations)... fuck that.

[MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan]

2017 looks pretty embarrassing. CSU, Texas St., Northern Colorado. Not sure what the fuck happened there. But 9/8/18 though? Oh man. I can't fucking wait for that one.

[King Crimson]

2017 looks pretty embarrassing. CSU, Texas St., Northern Colorado. Not sure what the fuck happened there. But 9/8/18 though? Oh man. I can't fucking wait for that one.

far cry from the old days of CU's OOC, no? that's a schedule you make trying to get bowl eligible...now, a winning CU....i think "public opinion" among CU fans will steer AD Rick George back to some marquee OOC games at Folsom. that's a source of pride among CU fans. play anyone, anywhere mentality.

9/18/18 is Nebraska, ya?

Oklahoma has return trip to tOSU next year and upcoming home-home series with UCLA, Michigan, Nebraska, and LSU...for the next decade or so.

[L45B]

tOSU--

2017: Oklahoma, Army, UNLV
2018: Oregon State, @TCU
2019: FAU, Cincinnati, TCU
2020: @Oregon
2021: Oregon
2022: Notre Dame, @Texas
2023: Texas, @Notre Dame
2024: @Boston College

[Dinsdale]

Pretty sure they went to 3 starting this season.

One less game check for Southeast Northern Southeastern State.

[Diego in Seattle]

[Carson]

Oh shit, that means an airport is involved.