The 8 home games for both Ohio State and Michigan give both these teams a huge inequitable scheduling advantage compared to the other teams in the conference.
What's the difference? Nobody from the networks is gonna admit it, but you can't determine a true conference champion with 18 teams and a 9 game schedule.
@@dantesinfernopurgatory7826the floor for Rutgers will never be as high as six wins, no matter how soft the schedule is. I think they’ll have a good year but they absolutely could go sub 500
If Michigan's Alex Orji is anything near or better than Milroe look out. He already is size wise . Speed is the same . The only question is pocket presence and poise. Davis Warren will play . So the Fresno St game is all you get b4 Texas comes to town . I think you must play a lot of Alex Orji if that isn't clicking run a conservative game manager offense. That defense should keep them in every game.
If you take a guy who’s 63-69 over 11 seasons calling the plays in his own offensive scheme, who hasn’t been given TV time to peddle his talking points, he’s closer to unemployable than a great offensive mind. In most of football anyway. Perfect hire for ohio though.
Two or three teams? BIG and SEC will combine for 8 to 9 teams. They're taking over. What the heck, let's just let everybody in. Mo money, mo money. I'm not a fan of either, but I've watched the OSU-Michigan game every season since I was a kid. The most appealing thing about the game was that it was always essentially a playoff game, always something big on the line and if you lost you were out. This season the game will be meaningless as both will be in the playoffs. May as well rest their starters. Won't even be playing for the conference championship- with 18 teams and a 9 game schedule it's just gonna be one big log jam with about 5 of the top six teams having identical records. Pizzo wouldn't be the only one shocked if OSU doesn't get in. They'd have to lose at least three, maybe four games to be excluded.
Because is a nine game league schedule. You either have 5 or 4 home games. the three non conference games are pay for opponent home games, except texas who is a home and home.
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The 8 home games for both Ohio State and Michigan give both these teams a huge inequitable scheduling advantage compared to the other teams in the conference.
next year they will only have 4 home games. It's what happens in a 9 game schedule. one year 5 home next year 4 home games
What's the difference? Nobody from the networks is gonna admit it, but you can't determine a true conference champion with 18 teams and a 9 game schedule.
With all the travel for Oregon, I can see them easily dropping three games this season.
They fail to mention that Kelly is going to install his offense, so yet a different philosophy from last season.
Go Rutgers! But when I hear this kind of hype, I tend to expect the worst to happen. Incoming 3-9 season from RU!
Floor is 6-6. Ceiling - Better than 6-6.
@@dantesinfernopurgatory7826the floor for Rutgers will never be as high as six wins, no matter how soft the schedule is. I think they’ll have a good year but they absolutely could go sub 500
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Until Iowa can prove they can score more than 0 points in meaningful games, they shouldn't be considered.
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If Michigan's Alex Orji is anything near or better than Milroe look out. He already is size wise . Speed is the same . The only question is pocket presence and poise. Davis Warren will play . So the Fresno St game is all you get b4 Texas comes to town . I think you must play a lot of Alex Orji if that isn't clicking run a conservative game manager offense. That defense should keep them in every game.
If you take a guy who’s 63-69 over 11 seasons calling the plays in his own offensive scheme, who hasn’t been given TV time to peddle his talking points, he’s closer to unemployable than a great offensive mind. In most of football anyway. Perfect hire for ohio though.
Two or three teams? BIG and SEC will combine for 8 to 9 teams. They're taking over. What the heck, let's just let everybody in. Mo money, mo money.
I'm not a fan of either, but I've watched the OSU-Michigan game every season since I was a kid. The most appealing thing about the game was that it was always essentially a playoff game, always something big on the line and if you lost you were out. This season the game will be meaningless as both will be in the playoffs. May as well rest their starters. Won't even be playing for the conference championship- with 18 teams and a 9 game schedule it's just gonna be one big log jam with about 5 of the top six teams having identical records. Pizzo wouldn't be the only one shocked if OSU doesn't get in. They'd have to lose at least three, maybe four games to be excluded.
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Why Ohio got 8 home games 🤔😉
Because is a nine game league schedule. You either have 5 or 4 home games. the three non conference games are pay for opponent home games, except texas who is a home and home.
Why Iowa can't score more than 0 in big games? 🤨🤔