I was noticing that Ohio State has 8 home games. Likely only one will be against a ranked team (Michigan but maybe michigan struggles).
They have two tough road games. At Penn st and at Oregon
Bet osu would not trade that to play @ bama, @tx @ole miss, @kent, neutral vs Clem and vs Fla
We also get Tenn at home and AUB at home. Both programs that are far more serious about football than 80 percent of the big ten.
Polls seem to think UGA or Ohio St are the best this year. But if our schedules were flipped...wouldn't we hear how crappy our schedule is all off-season? And wouldn't Ohio State be seen as a fringe playoff team like Tenn because two losses would be likely. But if you are in the big ten it is just understood that a crap schedule is to be seen as solid.
I think they'd lose three. 2 of three to bama tx and Ole miss.
Then another against one of Kentucky, fla, Clem, Tenn and Auburn?
They have two tough road games. At Penn st and at Oregon
Bet osu would not trade that to play @ bama, @tx @ole miss, @kent, neutral vs Clem and vs Fla
We also get Tenn at home and AUB at home. Both programs that are far more serious about football than 80 percent of the big ten.
Polls seem to think UGA or Ohio St are the best this year. But if our schedules were flipped...wouldn't we hear how crappy our schedule is all off-season? And wouldn't Ohio State be seen as a fringe playoff team like Tenn because two losses would be likely. But if you are in the big ten it is just understood that a crap schedule is to be seen as solid.
I think they'd lose three. 2 of three to bama tx and Ole miss.
Then another against one of Kentucky, fla, Clem, Tenn and Auburn?
