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Sports => Snyder's Electronic Cyber Space World => Topic started by: catsfan20012002 on September 02, 2007, 03:25:09 PM
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According to today's Manhattan Mercury.....
Teams we've recently called:
Minnesota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Penn State
Penn State and Notre Dame won't return our calls.
Future Big Name opponents:
2008 - Fresno State and Louisville
2009 and 2010 - UCLA
2011 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2012 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2014 - Virginia Tech, Auburn
2016 - Virginia Tech
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Notre Dame won't return our calls.
I'd rather play a quality opponent anyway.
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If we ever play ND, my grandfather would turn over in his grave...as he was an ND grad.
I'm not really an ND fan, but I don't hate them either (like I do Nubb & CU).
I would love to see KSU play some of those teams. Keeps season ticket holders interested, IMO.
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According to today's Manhattan Mercury.....
Teams we've recently called:
Minnesota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Penn State
Penn State and Notre Dame won't return our calls.
Future Big Name opponents:
2008 - Fresno State and Louisville
2009 and 2010 - UCLA
2011 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2012 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2014 - Virginia Tech, Auburn
2016 - Virginia Tech
Damn, I guess I didn't realize we don't play Auburn next year. I was looking forward to hosting them at BSFS. Then again, having both them and Louisville in one years OOC schedule would be a bit of a nightmare. (I know Brohm will be gone, but Cantwell will still be around, won't he?)
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According to today's Manhattan Mercury.....
Teams we've recently called:
Minnesota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Penn State
Penn State and Notre Dame won't return our calls.
Future Big Name opponents:
2008 - Fresno State and Louisville
2009 and 2010 - UCLA
2011 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2012 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2014 - Virginia Tech, Auburn
2016 - Virginia Tech
Wow. That is an impressive list of teams. IMO good riddance to Non-Con sets with McNeese State, UMASS, and Eastern Illinois.
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According to today's Manhattan Mercury.....
Teams we've recently called:
Minnesota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Penn State
Penn State and Notre Dame won't return our calls.
Future Big Name opponents:
2008 - Fresno State and Louisville
2009 and 2010 - UCLA
2011 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2012 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2014 - Virginia Tech, Auburn
2016 - Virginia Tech
Damn, I guess I didn't realize we don't play Auburn next year. I was looking forward to hosting them at BSFS. Then again, having both them and Louisville in one years OOC schedule would be a bit of a nightmare. (I know Brohm will be gone, but Cantwell will still be around, won't he?)
Cantwell should be around, and is the projected #1 pick whenever he is done with CFB.
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Did I see correctly that we travel in the future to North Texas to play? Surely that's a misprint.
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According to today's Manhattan Mercury.....
Teams we've recently called:
Minnesota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Penn State
Penn State and Notre Dame won't return our calls.
Future Big Name opponents:
2008 - Fresno State and Louisville
2009 and 2010 - UCLA
2011 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2012 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2014 - Virginia Tech, Auburn
2016 - Virginia Tech
Wow. That is an impressive list of teams. IMO good riddance to Non-Con sets with McNeese State, UMASS, and Eastern Illinois.
Umm, we still play UMass again in 2009. Also, it is easier to play at least one big-time opponent when there are four non-con games instead of three every year. I'm glad the NCAA finally changed to a standard 12-game schedule.
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According to today's Manhattan Mercury.....
Teams we've recently called:
Minnesota
New Mexico
Wyoming
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Penn State
Penn State and Notre Dame won't return our calls.
Future Big Name opponents:
2008 - Fresno State and Louisville
2009 and 2010 - UCLA
2011 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2012 - Oregon and Miami (FL)
2014 - Virginia Tech, Auburn
2016 - Virginia Tech
Wow. That is an impressive list of teams. IMO good riddance to Non-Con sets with McNeese State, UMASS, and Eastern Illinois.
Umm, we still play UMass again in 2009. Also, it is easier to play at least one big-time opponent when there are four non-con games instead of three every year. I'm glad the NCAA finally changed to a standard 12-game schedule.
I'm all for one game against a top 25 team, (Penn State, Miami, UCLA, etc.) one against a middle of the pack BCS, (i.e. Minnesota, Pudue, etc.) and two against cupcakes. That way we get the respect and experience from two games, and get some of our reserves some PT in the other two.