Future Big 12 FB Opponents/Schedule Announced

[CascadeClone]

I think that's the case for the entire conference. Every team will feel on the right year they'll have a shot at winning this conference but none will have a shot at a NC. After UT/OU left there isn't a team capable of bringing in the type of recruiting classes you need to annually. The Big 12 will have to get the NC's in basketball. Actually it has been quite a while since the Big 12 has won a football NC anyway even with OU and UT but when we did it was one of those teams.

How many teams really do have chance to win a national title? 15? 20?

In the last 25 years, 13 schools - Bama 6, LSU 3, Clemson, Georgia, Florida, FSU, OSU 2 each, and Auburn, Miami, OU, Tenn, Texas, USC 1 each. Note no Nubs in there lol.

Who else can you add to that list? Probably Oregon, Washington, Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn St.

In the last 50 years, the only other schools not mentioned above that have won it are - BYU & Pittsburgh. You can also add Colorado, SMU, UCF and Georgia Tech having "shared" titles based on conflicted AP/Coaches poll results. And Colorado and GT shared with each other!

There have been others that have won it all, but not many in the last 50 years. I could see a team outside the blue bloods - i.e. "the field" winning it maybe once every 2 decades. You would need a generational coach and a generational QB at the same time, and then some luck on top of that. Think Snyder & Bishop at KSU, something like that.

 

[trajanJ]

Saw a tweet after the Texas loss the other night that in the 10-year history of the playoff, TCU is still the only BXII team to win a single playoff game

Then TCU goes and gets historically crushed and turns around the next year with one of the worst teams in the conference. Not a good look for the conference. As a KU fan I'm good with the conference being a better than average, competitive conference but not capable of producing a NC because even with KU having a good budget they will never have the money it will take to compete with the elite. I think this could be a good conference for everyone as long as we don't fall to far behind financially because the big 2 are automatically getting 25 million more a year just from the media.

 

[trajanJ]

How many teams really do have chance to win a national title? 15? 20?

In the last 25 years, 13 schools - Bama 6, LSU 3, Clemson, Georgia, Florida, FSU, OSU 2 each, and Auburn, Miami, OU, Tenn, Texas, USC 1 each. Note no Nubs in there lol.

Who else can you add to that list? Probably Oregon, Washington, Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn St.

In the last 50 years, the only other schools not mentioned above that have won it are - BYU & Pittsburgh. You can also add Colorado, SMU, UCF and Georgia Tech having "shared" titles based on conflicted AP/Coaches poll results. And Colorado and GT shared with each other!

There have been others that have won it all, but not many in the last 50 years. I could see a team outside the blue bloods - i.e. "the field" winning it maybe once every 2 decades. You would need a generational coach and a generational QB at the same time, and then some luck on top of that. Think Snyder & Bishop at KSU, something like that.

Yes the list will be very small. With the expanded playoffs it will even get smaller. KSU/Bishop couldn't do it when all they needed to do was win the Big 12 Championship game to play in it. There's no way a team like that survives a playoff system. Especially since the SEC has beefed up a lot since those days. I think you have the top of the SEC every year which right now is Georgia and Bama and a couple of others possibly. Ole Miss could be very good next year. Then you have some possible teams out of the Big Ten especially now that they added the best of the west. That will be it, the other conferences will be there just to hopefully pull off an upset but there's no way they'll have the firepower to run the table. I still think the Big 12 is a good conference to be in. I would rather have a shot at going to the playoffs once in a while then just being automatic wins for the top of the conference like 2/3 of the teams in the SEC and Big 10 will be.

 

[MartyFine]

 

[t-noah]

i had an inside look to the schedule

Aug 31- North Dakota
Sept 7 - @ Iowa
Sept 14 - BYE
Sept 21 - Arkansas State
Sept 28- @ West Virginia
Oct 5- Texas Tech
Oct 12- @Kansas
Oct 19- Baylor
Oct 26- @ Utah
Nov 2- BYE
Nov 9- UCF
Nov 16- @ Houston
Nov 23- Cinncinnati
Nov 30- Kansas State


*this is 100% not true

This is the first I've seen ISU's '24 schedule.

Who said it was coming out today?

Still nothing has come out officially on the Big 12 teams actual schedules, from what I can tell. I wonder what is taking so long? They must still be tweaking it some?

Stuff like this is all I have:

Big 12 football schedule: Opponents, format set for 2024 through 2027 season

The Big 12 football schedule opponents and format have been set for the 2024 through 2027 seasons, the conference announced on Wednesday.

fbschedules.com

2024 Big 12 Football Schedule | College Football Network

The 2024 Big 12 football schedule reveals the home and away opponents for all 16 of the conference's teams in the 2024 college football season.

collegefootballnetwork.com

 

[t-noah]

Can't wait to see Cal and Stanford's new ACC football schedule! Hard to believe.

Honestly, if I was a FB player, I would think twice about playing for Cal or Stanford, if I had an equivalent offer elsewhere. The travel would be a real killer in the ACC. I guess those two schools didn't have much of a choice.

 

[Clonedogg]

Calling BS, especially on Houston and Baylor, many of those games looked 25% full. I know its tickets sold but that makes it almost worse. That many people paid and didn't go?

 

[werdnamanhill]

Calling BS, especially on Houston and Baylor, many of those games looked 25% full. I know its tickets sold but that makes it almost worse. That many people paid and didn't go?

every school does this, even ISU. Theres been a lot of games that I've been to that look way less than the reported number. i wish they'd all report tickets scanned, but they wont for obvious reasons.

 

[danwbarrett]

i had an inside look to the schedule

Aug 31- North Dakota
Sept 7 - @ Iowa
Sept 14 - BYE
Sept 21 - Arkansas State
Sept 28- @ West Virginia
Oct 5- Texas Tech
Oct 12- @Kansas
Oct 19- Baylor
Oct 26- @ Utah
Nov 2- BYE
Nov 9- UCF
Nov 16- @ Houston
Nov 23- Cinncinnati
Nov 30- Kansas State


*this is 100% not true

If that is the schedule, the two consecutive home games to end the season, work well for anyone flying to the Maui MBB Invitational (Nov 25-27) where ever it is played.

 

[2speedy1]

This is the first I've seen ISU's '24 schedule.

Still nothing has come out officially on the Big 12 teams actual schedules, from what I can tell. I wonder what is taking so long? They must still be tweaking it some?

Stuff like this is all I have:

Big 12 football schedule: Opponents, format set for 2024 through 2027 season

The Big 12 football schedule opponents and format have been set for the 2024 through 2027 seasons, the conference announced on Wednesday.

fbschedules.com

2024 Big 12 Football Schedule | College Football Network

The 2024 Big 12 football schedule reveals the home and away opponents for all 16 of the conference's teams in the 2024 college football season.

collegefootballnetwork.com

If that is the schedule, the two consecutive home games to end the season, work well for anyone flying to the Maui MBB Invitational (Nov 25-27) where ever it is played.

Make sure you look at the asterix fine print at the bottom of that so called schedule.

 

[t-noah]

Make sure you look at the asterix fine print at the bottom of that so called schedule.

Doh! Haha

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[t-noah]

Make sure you look at the asterix fine print at the bottom of that so called schedule.

When are the big 12 FB schedules supposed to be out again?

 

[NWICY]

Can't wait to see Cal and Stanford's new ACC football schedule! Hard to believe.

Honestly, if I was a FB player, I would think twice about playing for Cal or Stanford, if I had an equivalent offer elsewhere. The travel would be a real killer in the ACC. I guess those two schools didn't have much of a choice.

You go to Cal and Stanford for the education, FB just allows you to go there for free. IMO

 

[KidSilverhair]

You go to Cal and Stanford for the education, FB just allows you to go there for free. IMO

And I tell you what, if you get the chance to live in the Bay Area for free for 4-5 years, you should take it. The weather alone is worth it.

 

[Hoggins]

Gotta be in the next 12 days. Contract states its gotta be done before 2/1

https://www2.kusports.com/weblogs/2...ery-possible-jayhawks-will-play-at-arrowhead/

Girod said a decision on where games will be played next season will be made soon. He said the Big 12 schedule should be released this week. Once that decision is made, KU will finalize plans quickly. He said KU needs to have season ticket packages sent out to fans by the end of this month. Normally, they already would be sent out, but KU has opted to wait until the location issue is decided.

 

[BigJCy]

When are the big 12 FB schedules supposed to be out again?
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Amen

 

[t-noah]

You go to Cal and Stanford for the education, FB just allows you to go there for free. IMO

I did think of this right after I posted. It's a pretty good deal. A degree from there will get you off to a great start in life.

Still, the travel time is gonna be a killer.

 

[t-noah]

And I tell you what, if you get the chance to live in the Bay Area for free for 4-5 years, you should take it. The weather alone is worth it.

Underground extracurriculars aside! It is a beautiful area.

 

[AdRock4Cy]

10-3 next year. book it.

 

[BigJCy]

ACC releasing their's Wednesday: