Big 12 Schedule Chart
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We don't all play each other anymore obviously. What are the divisions and names of divisions?
No divisions
8 Home Games!!! Wow.
First 4 at home, and 7 out of the first 9 at home!!! Very, very favorable.
No OU
No Oklahoma or OSU on our schedule.
I assume UT and OU will be gone next year?
I assume UT and OU will be gone next year?
Strange...the legacy B12 teams play 2, 3 or all 4 of the new schools...and not all of the legacy teams (such as BU doesn't play OU). Just weird. This will result in conference schedules of varying difficulty.
How is a champ determined? These schedules vary on difficult A lot meaning its not comparable. Now for us it might be a benefit since we play 3 of the new members but still not fair if its just take the 2 best records.Wicked_Wombat said:
Strange...the legacy B12 teams play 2, 3 or all 4 of the new schools...and not all of the legacy teams (such as BU doesn't play OU). Just weird. This will result in conference schedules of varying difficulty.
I like the bye right in the middle.
Don't understand how a champ is determined then. The schedules difficulty vary wildlyStefano DiMera said:
No divisions
Wicked_Wombat said:
Strange...the legacy B12 teams play 2, 3 or all 4 of the new schools...and not all of the legacy teams (such as BU doesn't play OU). Just weird. This will result in conference schedules of varying difficulty.
Yes if we had OU the schedule would have been easier.
It's called growing pains. Not playing OU or OSU is OK. Conference champs are decided by best 2 records going head to head in Championship game. 8 home games is great.
Bottom line we're getting closer to ridding ourselves of OU & UT.
SicEm Bears
Bottom line we're getting closer to ridding ourselves of OU & UT.
SicEm Bears
If the last OU game was us kicking their teeth in at Norman, let it be.
UT plays only 2 games outside the state of Texas: @ Bama and @ IowaSt. Road games @BU, UH and TCU, plus OU in Dallas. No Cincy, no UCF, no WV, no OkSt
Im sure this is just a jab but OU is better than Cincy, Uh, or Ucf. Looks like we've been given a bit of a gift although its a really boring schedule. We need to sweep those games.
Quinton said:
Im sure this is just a jab but OU is better than Cincy, Uh, or Ucf. Looks like we've been given a bit of a gift although its a really boring schedule. We need to sweep those games.
How can you bored when we these are all new teams
They need to save travel to pay the exit $.whitetrash said:
UT plays only 2 games outside the state of Texas: @ Bama and @ IowaSt. Road games @BU, UH and TCU, plus OU in Dallas. No Cincy, no UCF, no WV, no OkSt
This is a terrible schedule for entertainment value ....
- No OU
- No OSU
- The worse three newbs
- Surprised they gave us Tech and TCU
- No OU
- No OSU
- The worse three newbs
- Surprised they gave us Tech and TCU
It is probably too much to ask that chart use Baylor's current trademark interlocking letters and not the one from years ago.
Harrison Bergeron said:
This is a terrible schedule for entertainment value ....
- No OU
- No OSU
- The worse three newbs
- Surprised they gave us Tech and TCU
Schedule is fine. The 3 new teams have had just as good or better seasons than us during the last 10 years. One was very recently in the CFP.
Byu is the most interesting new team and we don't get them. Uh would be interesting if played in Houston although I'll take what should be a uneventful win.ImwithBU said:Quinton said:
Im sure this is just a jab but OU is better than Cincy, Uh, or Ucf. Looks like we've been given a bit of a gift although its a really boring schedule. We need to sweep those games.
How can you bored when we these are all new teams
We've played some great games against OU and Ok St recently and swapping them out for Cincy, Uh, and Ucf is not ideal but again its a fairly easy schedule so Aranda should take advantage.
Harrison Bergeron said:
This is a terrible schedule for entertainment value ....
- No OU
- No OSU
- The worse three newbs
- Surprised they gave us Tech and TCU
I think we should focus on winning the games
ImwithBU said:Harrison Bergeron said:
This is a terrible schedule for entertainment value ....
- No OU
- No OSU
- The worse three newbs
- Surprised they gave us Tech and TCU
I think we should focus on winning the games
This. UH, Cincy, and UCF are not walks in the park.
We've only got 4 road games, and everybody else has 5 or 6. Good for Waco, and local fans, and kudos to Mack.
The only downside I see is that our CFP strength-of-schedule may take a hit because we will be playing fewer top-ranked opponents and have fewer road games. The bottom line is that the only way into the CFP with this schedule is to win the conference.
The only downside I see is that our CFP strength-of-schedule may take a hit because we will be playing fewer top-ranked opponents and have fewer road games. The bottom line is that the only way into the CFP with this schedule is to win the conference.
monsterbear61 said:
We've only got 4 road games, and everybody else has 5 or 6. Good for Waco, and local fans, and kudos to Mack.
The only downside I see is that our CFP strength-of-schedule may take a hit because we will be playing fewer top-ranked opponents and have fewer road games. The bottom line is that the only way into the CFP with this schedule is to win the conference.
The only way for us to get in the CFP ever is to end the season as conference champion with 1 or fewer losses. Last season where you could get in with 1 loss and not a conference championship is a fluke for any team without a big history
Quinton said:Don't understand how a champ is determined then. The schedules difficulty vary wildlyStefano DiMera said:
No divisions
Welcome to the new future. Everyone is looking to move away from divisions.
Holgorsen gets his game with BU that he complained so much about in 2020 being canceled. 11/4 should be fun!
There's going to be a silly arbitrary game at the end between the two teams with the easiest schedules.Quinton said:Don't understand how a champ is determined then. The schedules difficulty vary wildlyStefano DiMera said:
No divisions
That will make more sense when the numbers come back down. Hopefully a clearly superior team isn't left out next year due to unbalanced schedule. BU caught some breaks and has a schedule primed to make the title game. OU's is probably even easier and expect them to be improved.
The new teams all have some of the easiest schedules but don't think any of them have a chance to make it so that won't matter as much.
The new teams all have some of the easiest schedules but don't think any of them have a chance to make it so that won't matter as much.
What's next season - Queens College, Staton Island?
Stefano DiMera said:
No OU
Bryce Petty won't be ready for nothing next year
The Big Ten (11) didn't play everyone and had no divisions. It isn't the first time a conference has tried it.
Not that I like it.
Not that I like it.
With the additions of BYU, UCF, Cincinnati and Houston, Big 12 programs will continue to play nine league games without divisions. The top two finishers by conference win percentage in the regular season standings will compete for the league title in the Dr Pepper Big 12 Football Championship Game, on Saturday, December 2nd at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Too tired to make sense of this. Can't tell if you agree the schedules are strange (but necessary for now I know) and further distort the already random "title game" or if you think a title game is now necessary and its fine.
.Jack Bauer said:
What's next season - Queens College, Staton Island?
We play Utah who returns it's star QB. We deserve an easy game considering we can very easily get our teeth kicked in by the Utes if we are not prepared
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