My top 5 are:
Alabama
Clemson
Baylor
Florida
Marshall
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A Sea of Red wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 4:53 pm Top 5 teams you want Liberty to start a home-and-home football series withI love lists cause they are great debate starters. Yours is awful but I guess that’s by design
https://www.aseaofred.com/top-5-teams-y ... ries-with/
Purple Haize wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 9:51 pmThey stated they weren't including teams already on the schedule. Every team you listed already has a home and home in the future.A Sea of Red wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 4:53 pm Top 5 teams you want Liberty to start a home-and-home football series withI love lists cause they are great debate starters. Yours is awful but I guess that’s by design
https://www.aseaofred.com/top-5-teams-y ... ries-with/
Navy is a solid choice.
But Maryland? NC State? UCF? I mean are you guys drug tested?
BYU should be a no brainer. But you were obviously smoking that there whacky tobacky
The Junior College of West Virginia would be a nice game. As would the Varsity squad in Morgantown
Army. Cause ‘Merica
ODU.
Appy St
I really hope that you all get help with your drug habit. It starts with those gateway drugs and eventually leads to things like dancing and premarital kissing
sstaedtler wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 2:26 pm I'd rate the future schedules:This is another hard part about being independent. It's feast or famine a lot of years with our schedule.
2020: B-
2021: B-
2022: A
2023: C-
2024: B-
2025: B
2026: B+
Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 10:57 pm I think we need to recognize the reality that without a P5 brand supporting us, scheduling could get really hard. Let's say HCHF is a lifer. By 2024 the last year of us not hosting a P5 school, we are winning 10 games a year regularly. What is our 7 year scheduling strategy going to look like then? We can want to play anybody, but they have to sign the contract too.This is another big reason the “ Just win “ crowd on here balking at pushing for P5 schedule - once u are a good G5 too much risk to lose and no upside for them to schedule us. Not too big a deal for a team that has a conference - much bigger issue for an Independent.
Why does App St have trouble scheduling?
Anyone else notice it?
No FBS history or future with Duke(none), NCSU(2006), Virginia(none), Virginia Tech(2011), West Virginia(none), or Kentucky(none). Parentheses was date of most recent matchup.
Maybe being good prevents teams from scheduling you.
tyndal23 wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 11:26 pmI think you lost your sentence somewhere in there. But if that post was directed at anyone, it was actually you. You notice that I only includes P5 schools there. App St can schedule ECU, Marshall, ODU, and Charlotte. But we have been able to schedule four regional P5 that they haven't because of their success.Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 10:57 pm I think we need to recognize the reality that without a P5 brand supporting us, scheduling could get really hard. Let's say HCHF is a lifer. By 2024 the last year of us not hosting a P5 school, we are winning 10 games a year regularly. What is our 7 year scheduling strategy going to look like then? We can want to play anybody, but they have to sign the contract too.This is another big reason the “ Just win “ crowd on here balking at pushing for P5 schedule - once u are a good G5 too much risk to lose and no upside for them to schedule us. Not too big a deal for a team that has a conference - much bigger issue for an Independent.
Why does App St have trouble scheduling?
Anyone else notice it?
No FBS history or future with Duke(none), NCSU(2006), Virginia(none), Virginia Tech(2011), West Virginia(none), or Kentucky(none). Parentheses was date of most recent matchup.
Maybe being good prevents teams from scheduling you.
Jonathan Carone wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 10:50 pmDid you expect me to actually READ the article? Pfft. Maybe you have too high of an opinion of the drugs YOU are onPurple Haize wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 9:51 pmThey stated they weren't including teams already on the schedule. Every team you listed already has a home and home in the future.A Sea of Red wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 4:53 pm Top 5 teams you want Liberty to start a home-and-home football series withI love lists cause they are great debate starters. Yours is awful but I guess that’s by design
https://www.aseaofred.com/top-5-teams-y ... ries-with/
Navy is a solid choice.
But Maryland? NC State? UCF? I mean are you guys drug tested?
BYU should be a no brainer. But you were obviously smoking that there whacky tobacky
The Junior College of West Virginia would be a nice game. As would the Varsity squad in Morgantown
Army. Cause ‘Merica
ODU.
Appy St
I really hope that you all get help with your drug habit. It starts with those gateway drugs and eventually leads to things like dancing and premarital kissing
Maybe you're taking your own drugs?
Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 7:37 amYeah, he just kind of made an argument against his own positiontyndal23 wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 11:26 pmI think you lost your sentence somewhere in there. But if that post was directed at anyone, it was actually you. You notice that I only includes P5 schools there. App St can schedule ECU, Marshall, ODU, and Charlotte. But we have been able to schedule four regional P5 that they haven't because of their success.Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 10:57 pm I think we need to recognize the reality that without a P5 brand supporting us, scheduling could get really hard. Let's say HCHF is a lifer. By 2024 the last year of us not hosting a P5 school, we are winning 10 games a year regularly. What is our 7 year scheduling strategy going to look like then? We can want to play anybody, but they have to sign the contract too.This is another big reason the “ Just win “ crowd on here balking at pushing for P5 schedule - once u are a good G5 too much risk to lose and no upside for them to schedule us. Not too big a deal for a team that has a conference - much bigger issue for an Independent.
Why does App St have trouble scheduling?
Anyone else notice it?
No FBS history or future with Duke(none), NCSU(2006), Virginia(none), Virginia Tech(2011), West Virginia(none), or Kentucky(none). Parentheses was date of most recent matchup.
Maybe being good prevents teams from scheduling you.
Without the conference backing of being a bona fide P5 the chances of ever getting past four scheduled in a season are slim to none, especially if we start beating them.
Purple Haize wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 9:09 amThat was discussed in confidence. Sometimes getting clean just means changing suppliers to someone that makes their product in a controlled facility.
Did you expect me to actually READ the article? Pfft. Maybe you have too high of an opinion of the drugs YOU are on
Plus, that type of criteria just screams “I need help!” If you have something good, why throw it away? Drugs, that’s why! They take what is good in your life and substitute something fake in its stead. At least that’s what @Class of 20Something told me when he was getting clean
I like my list. I stand by it. All other lists are inferior
Purple Haize wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 9:09 amRemember that Purple is a WVU alum. They prefer YouTube videos instead of reading.
Did you expect me to actually READ the article?
Cider Jim wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 11:05 amPictures are also helpfulPurple Haize wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 9:09 amRemember that Purple is a WVU alum. They prefer YouTube videos instead of reading.
Did you expect me to actually READ the article?
Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 7:37 amYep - all the reason to announce and schedule it as soon as possible before we get stuck in that position.tyndal23 wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 11:26 pmI think you lost your sentence somewhere in there. But if that post was directed at anyone, it was actually you. You notice that I only includes P5 schools there. App St can schedule ECU, Marshall, ODU, and Charlotte. But we have been able to schedule four regional P5 that they haven't because of their success.Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 10:57 pm I think we need to recognize the reality that without a P5 brand supporting us, scheduling could get really hard. Let's say HCHF is a lifer. By 2024 the last year of us not hosting a P5 school, we are winning 10 games a year regularly. What is our 7 year scheduling strategy going to look like then? We can want to play anybody, but they have to sign the contract too.This is another big reason the “ Just win “ crowd on here balking at pushing for P5 schedule - once u are a good G5 too much risk to lose and no upside for them to schedule us. Not too big a deal for a team that has a conference - much bigger issue for an Independent.
Why does App St have trouble scheduling?
Anyone else notice it?
No FBS history or future with Duke(none), NCSU(2006), Virginia(none), Virginia Tech(2011), West Virginia(none), or Kentucky(none). Parentheses was date of most recent matchup.
Maybe being good prevents teams from scheduling you.
Without the conference backing of being a bona fide P5 the chances of ever getting past four scheduled in a season are slim to none, especially if we start beating them.
Purple Haize wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 9:12 amSeriously? How so. U guys want to be a top G5 team first - I am stating no need to be and actually will make it harder and take longer to be P5 equivalent going that route. Again - VA and Carolina schools have no built in out of conference annual P5 foes like Fl (FSU), GA ( G tech),Clemson(USC) FSU( Florida ). They have a ton of G5 to pull from - LU bring P5 equivalent is a major benefit for them - look at a map.Class of 20Something wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 7:37 amYeah, he just kind of made an argument against his own positiontyndal23 wrote: ↑January 23rd, 2020, 11:26 pmI think you lost your sentence somewhere in there. But if that post was directed at anyone, it was actually you. You notice that I only includes P5 schools there. App St can schedule ECU, Marshall, ODU, and Charlotte. But we have been able to schedule four regional P5 that they haven't because of their success.
This is another big reason the “ Just win “ crowd on here balking at pushing for P5 schedule - once u are a good G5 too much risk to lose and no upside for them to schedule us. Not too big a deal for a team that has a conference - much bigger issue for an Independent.
Without the conference backing of being a bona fide P5 the chances of ever getting past four scheduled in a season are slim to none, especially if we start beating them.
Ill flame wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 1:37 pm I'm not sure how we are supposed to schedule 8+ p5 games a year now or in the future to become p5 equivalent. we would have to start scheduling home and homes with more p5 teams and that's just not happening anytime soon. I still like how our future schedules look though.Nothing wrong with getting 2 for 1's with Power5 teams. We've already been lucky to get a good amount with local ACC schools. Although I know that it is limited to how many can be scheduled, location matters a lot less than giving us a better Strength of Schedule for each season. Having a better SoS than most Go5 teams will help establish us as one of the best teams in the Go5. If that is the only way to put P5's on our schedule for the time being, then so be it.
chris leedlelee wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 5:57 pmI have old posts on how and who - 5 home games and 7 away and $ against bottom 1/3 of every P5 team. Anyone arguing the need for 6 home games - remember, we can’t put 4K in the stands either side of thanksgiving weekIll flame wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 1:37 pm I'm not sure how we are supposed to schedule 8+ p5 games a year now or in the future to become p5 equivalent. we would have to start scheduling home and homes with more p5 teams and that's just not happening anytime soon. I still like how our future schedules look though.Nothing wrong with getting 2 for 1's with Power5 teams. We've already been lucky to get a good amount with local ACC schools. Although I know that it is limited to how many can be scheduled, location matters a lot less than giving us a better Strength of Schedule for each season. Having a better SoS than most Go5 teams will help establish us as one of the best teams in the Go5. If that is the only way to put P5's on our schedule for the time being, then so be it.
chris leedlelee wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 5:57 pmYou can only have so many 2-1’s though. Eventually the math works against you. And you can get bought outIll flame wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 1:37 pm I'm not sure how we are supposed to schedule 8+ p5 games a year now or in the future to become p5 equivalent. we would have to start scheduling home and homes with more p5 teams and that's just not happening anytime soon. I still like how our future schedules look though.Nothing wrong with getting 2 for 1's with Power5 teams. We've already been lucky to get a good amount with local ACC schools. Although I know that it is limited to how many can be scheduled, location matters a lot less than giving us a better Strength of Schedule for each season. Having a better SoS than most Go5 teams will help establish us as one of the best teams in the Go5. If that is the only way to put P5's on our schedule for the time being, then so be it.
Purple Haize wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 8:01 pmThis is the point I was trying to get at. I think 2-1's are great for where we are as a program but to be truly "p5 equivalent" you need 1-1's.chris leedlelee wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 5:57 pmYou can only have so many 2-1’s though. Eventually the math works against you. And you can get bought outIll flame wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 1:37 pm I'm not sure how we are supposed to schedule 8+ p5 games a year now or in the future to become p5 equivalent. we would have to start scheduling home and homes with more p5 teams and that's just not happening anytime soon. I still like how our future schedules look though.Nothing wrong with getting 2 for 1's with Power5 teams. We've already been lucky to get a good amount with local ACC schools. Although I know that it is limited to how many can be scheduled, location matters a lot less than giving us a better Strength of Schedule for each season. Having a better SoS than most Go5 teams will help establish us as one of the best teams in the Go5. If that is the only way to put P5's on our schedule for the time being, then so be it.
At some point you need home games. People buy season tickets for home games
Ill flame wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 8:09 pmP5 or G5 doesn’t matter. The math won’t add upPurple Haize wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 8:01 pmThis is the point I was trying to get at. I think 2-1's are great for where we are as a program but to be truly "p5 equivalent" you need 1-1's.chris leedlelee wrote: ↑January 24th, 2020, 5:57 pmYou can only have so many 2-1’s though. Eventually the math works against you. And you can get bought out
Nothing wrong with getting 2 for 1's with Power5 teams. We've already been lucky to get a good amount with local ACC schools. Although I know that it is limited to how many can be scheduled, location matters a lot less than giving us a better Strength of Schedule for each season. Having a better SoS than most Go5 teams will help establish us as one of the best teams in the Go5. If that is the only way to put P5's on our schedule for the time being, then so be it.
At some point you need home games. People buy season tickets for home games