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Damn. Literally every single SEC team made that list, including Missouri and ATM.

we tried to get a 2nd creampuff on our schedule but Kansas said no.

Van wrote:Damn. Literally every single SEC team made that list, including Missouri and ATM.

*Ahem.

http://thesouthern.com/sports/college/s ... 3ce6c.html

In fairness, a look-ahead of the ol' Mizzou shedule has the Tigers playing Nebraska's hated nemisis South Dakota State in 2014.

Regardless, these games are largely symbiotic. The FBS schools get a pre-conference tune-up while padding their Win column, and the little guys reap a much needed payday to help fund their football programs. Not everybody can languor on probation, Van...

It's simply amazing, Truman, how a program such as Missouri's can remain a perpetual doormat despite scheduling like total pussies.

Remarkable. Truly.

Jsc810 wrote:None of these games should be played.

I think you meant to say none of those games should be played after the 3rd week of the season.

No, he got it right the first time.

That Sam Houston State v Baylor game will get my attention. Sam Houston lost in the FCS title game with a bunch of Frosh and Sophmores. They run a wide open offense and can both run and throw and can go hurry up with the best of them. Baylor will not have RGIII, their RB etc. Baylor should still win easily, but something tells me it will be much closer than it should.

Sudden Sam wrote: Anybody can beat Pitt.

Not anymore. They hired a Badger to coach 'em.

Sudden Sam wrote:Anybody can beat Pitt.

Wish we could say that

Unfortunately, I think we're on a downward trend right now.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote: Anybody can beat Pitt.

Not anymore. They hired a Badger to coach 'em.

Okay, so now anybody can beat Pitt in a bowl game.

Van wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote: Anybody can beat Pitt.

Not anymore. They hired a Badger to coach 'em.

Okay, so now anybody can beat Pitt in a bowl game.

Very fucking funny.

Eastern Washington over Idaho.