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The schools scheduling a second P5 team regularly are almost always scheduling an instate rival. Like Clemson/South Carolina. or Georgia/Georgia Tech.

Other P5 schools have to want to schedule us to. We don't just get to pick and choose every opponent. There has to be a mutual agreement between two schools for it to work and I don't see a bunch of Pac12 or Big12 schools pounding on our doors to play us.

Here's the thing, colleges don't schedule non conference home and homes nearly as often as they used to so comparing schedules from now to schedules from 20 years ago is moot. Do you know why they don't schedule as many P5 home and homes? Because the committee has proven that they don't reward...

It's 2019. Look how the entire landscape of college football makes their schedules. Teams from conferences that play 8 conference games (like the ACC) usually have 4 OOC games. One P5 opponent, one FCS opponent, then usually two g5 or lower level p5 teams depending on your regional rivalries. I...