Maybe/probably I missed it, but was there something posted already about why the future schedules (with the exception of OOC teams) has been wiped out in the Husker site?
Future Husker Schedule
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last years Press Guide had full schedules from 2023-2025..
2024- Oct 5 at Michigan Oct 12 Ohio St Oct 19 BYE Oct 26 at Penn State also away games with Wisconsin and Ioway..
As of now there will be change obviously but now Purdue can move to the East and be with Indiana..
Because of these two in different divisions the conference was forced to set up the stupid crossover rivalry games..
They'll probably replace the bye with USC and remove Northwestern from the schedule.
I understand that starting in 2024 they have to redo the schedules due to expansion, but I would have thought 2023 would still be the same. Not even showing 2023 schedule in Huskers.com site. Strange.
Looking forward to seeing B1G football all day on Saturdays (well, past midnight EST anyway). That's gotta be worth quite a bit when negotiating the new TV contract because I suspect the market for a late game between Nebraska and USC, for instance, is bigger than one for Washington and Oregon State. I'd think Fox or whoever would be happy with scenarios similar to the following:
Noon -- Wisconsin - Michigan
3:30 -- Iowa - UCLA
7 -- Huskers - Penn State
10:30 - Ohio State - USC
Noon -- Wisconsin - Michigan
3:30 -- Iowa - UCLA
7 -- Huskers - Penn State
10:30 - Ohio State - USC
Vegas has it +1500 when NU and UCLA meet, Frost will be watching the game in his easy chair.
The West will remain for 2022 and 2023, then divisions will end as UCLA and USC join the new 16 team Big Ten.
Unsure if schedules will be brought back the same for 2023, but media reports suggest West and East format have two more seasons.
I find most of our future schedules fairly disappointing. Colorado as the premier non con game does not get it done, especially so when you do it two years in a row and your other games are Northern Iowa, utep, northern Illinois, and LA Tech. In 2028, Arizona is the premier non con game.
On the positive side, we do have home and home vs OU again (I'm for playing them at least twice a decade), Tennessee (awesome), and Okie Lite (cool, I wouldn't mind playing other former big 8 teams that are at least good). We also play at Cincy. I think the home game of that series was cxld in 2020 because of dipshits.
On the positive side, we do have home and home vs OU again (I'm for playing them at least twice a decade), Tennessee (awesome), and Okie Lite (cool, I wouldn't mind playing other former big 8 teams that are at least good). We also play at Cincy. I think the home game of that series was cxld in 2020 because of dipshits.
I completely agree. we should play a top-half big 12, sec or acc team (or ND) every year
the big 8 absolutely ruled on schedules...you knew exactly where you were at all times and exactly who you was aiming for..there wasn't play ohio state 8 times and indiana 2 times garbage.....then change every thing every other year...
there simply was no better model, everyone played everyone and there were no favorites..
there simply was no better model, everyone played everyone and there were no favorites..
If you get to a 20 team conference you have the potential to just play your divisional teams to determine div champion
unfortunately, fox won't allow that because it won't give them the flexibility to maximize big game match ups