The retardation in this thread is so so strong.
Let’s review.
1. Eight of the 12 regular season games we play, have to be a ACC opponents. That’s not negotiable.
2. The remaining four games are as follows for virtually 100% of all college football. One P5 opponent, 2 G5 opponents and one FBS opponent. We are doing nothing different than any other school. Including the SEC.
3. For arguments sake let’s assume we want to assume a much harder OOS schedule than 100% of all other teams in P5 conferences, and instead of scheduling a G5 or an FBS opponent (like everyone else does), we scheduled another P5 opponent, specifically an SEC team.
4. So assuming #3 above, then we’re going to go balls out, and schedule an SEC team every year instead of an FBS opponent, One thing would be required. Do you young children know what that one thing would be? Think hard, little children. Has anybody come up with it yet? Let me tell you what that one thing is. We would have to get other SEC teams to agree to play us. And you know what, my little children? They won’t agree to do it. They have their own OOC schedule that they don’t want to make any more difficult with any P5 team, including us.
So there you have it, kids.
Even if we wanted to schedule an additional SEC team every year, we couldn’t find a single one of them to do it. Other than as part of their regular P5 OOS schedule.
And SEC teams are only going to schedule one P5 outside of their own conference every year.
We couldn’t find a single SEC team to do it.
The only way, is the way are doing it now. Like when we played LSU a couple of years ago and like when we’re going to play Alabama and Texas A&M over the next few years. That’s part of their, and our, OOS P5 schedule. They won’t schedule any more than that.
OK children, back to bed. Story time is over. Hope you learned your lesson.
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