To Continue the Non-Conference Scheduling Conversation

[CJ Vogel]

Posted this on twitter this morning and wanted to carry on the conversation to the board.

No team in the country has scheduled as many marquee, non-conference home and homes than Texas in the last ten years.

 

• 2017 – at USC
• 2018 – vs. USC
• 2019 – vs. LSU ... greatest offense of all time
• 2020 – at LSU ... cancelled to Covid
• 2021 – at Arkansas ... game scheduled in 2011
• 2022 – vs. Alabama ... one year removed from Heisman Bryce Young and 
• 2023 – at Alabama ... Saban was 103–9 at home before the game
• 2024 – at Michigan ... reigning National Champs
• 2025 – at Ohio State ... reigning National Champs
• 2026 – vs. Ohio State
• 2027 – vs. Michigan
• 2028 – at Notre Dame
• 2029 – vs. Notre Dame

 

That's as good as it gets. Not to mention Georgia was originally scheduled for 2028-29 which was cancelled when Texas joined the SEC. That series was agreed to in 2018. 

To act like Arizona State is on the level of any of the teams mentioned above, sans Arkansas, is outrageous.

[GoHorns1]

4 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Posted this on twitter this morning and wanted to carry on the conversation to the board.

No team in the country has scheduled as many marquee, non-conference home and homes than Texas in the last ten years.

 

• 2017 – at USC
• 2018 – vs. USC
• 2019 – vs. LSU ... greatest offense of all time
• 2020 – at LSU ... cancelled to Covid
• 2021 – at Arkansas ... game scheduled in 2011
• 2022 – vs. Alabama ... one year removed from Heisman Bryce Young and 
• 2023 – at Alabama ... Saban was 103–9 at home before the game
• 2024 – at Michigan ... reigning National Champs
• 2025 – at Ohio State ... reigning National Champs
• 2026 – vs. Ohio State
• 2027 – vs. Michigan
• 2028 – at Notre Dame
• 2029 – vs. Notre Dame

 

That's as good as it gets. Not to mention Georgia was originally scheduled for 2028-29 which was cancelled when Texas joined the SEC. That series was agreed to in 2018. 

To act like Arizona State is on the level of any of the teams mentioned above, sans Arkansas, is outrageous.

ASU almost beat Texas in the 2024 playoffs.

Arkansas was rescheduled at Arkansas request for that originally scheduled earlier.

Edited 1 hour ago by GoHorns1

[Tuco Ramirez]

3 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

ASU almost beat Texas in the 2024 playoffs.

Texas’ offensive ineptitude almost beat Texas in 2024.

[GoHorns1]

Just now, Tuco Ramirez said:

Texas’ offensive ineptitude almost beat Texas in 2024.

Because of the ASU defensive plan.

[CJ Vogel]

7 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

ASU almost beat Texas in the 2024 playoffs.

Sure. But it doesn't change the fact that the excitement for a Texas-Arizona State series would be significantly less than any of the schools mentioned above. 

[charlie990]

People just want hate watch us, lol.

Almost like what we said about leaving Texas out would have unintended consequences for future OOC scheduling is coming true.

Also, the Notre Dame favoritism from the committee is a complete joke. UConn doesn't get the same benefit and they are independent?

[charlie990]

Also, the chances of both Sark and Kenny both still being around in six years is also incredibly low. I think people are remembering ASU's run last year as a great team but that's just recency bias. They are a middle of the pack team in the Big 12 without Kenny.

[CJ Vogel]

3 minutes ago, charlie990 said:

People just want hate watch us, lol.

Almost like what we said about leaving Texas out would have unintended consequences for future OOC scheduling is coming true.

Also, the Notre Dame favoritism from the committee is a complete joke. UConn doesn't get the same benefit and they are independent?

This is what I end up pinning it on as well.

 

[Burnt Orange Horn]

24 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Posted this on twitter this morning and wanted to carry on the conversation to the board.

No team in the country has scheduled as many marquee, non-conference home and homes than Texas in the last ten years.

 

• 2017 – at USC
• 2018 – vs. USC
• 2019 – vs. LSU ... greatest offense of all time
• 2020 – at LSU ... cancelled to Covid
• 2021 – at Arkansas ... game scheduled in 2011
• 2022 – vs. Alabama ... one year removed from Heisman Bryce Young and 
• 2023 – at Alabama ... Saban was 103–9 at home before the game
• 2024 – at Michigan ... reigning National Champs
• 2025 – at Ohio State ... reigning National Champs
• 2026 – vs. Ohio State
• 2027 – vs. Michigan
• 2028 – at Notre Dame
• 2029 – vs. Notre Dame

 

That's as good as it gets. Not to mention Georgia was originally scheduled for 2028-29 which was cancelled when Texas joined the SEC. That series was agreed to in 2018. 

To act like Arizona State is on the level of any of the teams mentioned above, sans Arkansas, is outrageous.

Which is exactly why Texas needs to continue scheduling the marquee schools.  It also attracts the most motivated and confident players.

🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

[CJ Vogel]

2025 – Indiana cancels Virginia ... replaced with Old Dominion

2026-27 – Georgia vs. Louisville cancelled

2026-27 – Miami and South Carolina cancelled

2026-27 – Alabama and West Virginia cancelled

2026-27 – Florida and Cal cancelled

2026-2032 – Florida and NC State cancelled

2027-28 – Ohio State and Alabama is reportedly in flux.

2028-29 – Texas Tech and Miss State cancelled

2028-2031 – Florida vs. Arizona State cancelled

[CJ Vogel]

Indiana also cancelled UConn and replaced them for North Texas.

[HalfmileHorn]

Edited 1 hour ago by HalfmileHorn

[Texas fan in Georgia]

Not to mention we played ND in 2015 and 2016. 
 

other teams may schedule that premiere non conference game once every few seasons but Texas has been doing for a decade plus. Spare me the fake outrage of Texas haters

[GoHorns1]

Poll, will the ND series be cancelled? 

[Here for the Wins]

1 hour ago, charlie990 said:

People just want hate watch us, lol.

Almost like what we said about leaving Texas out would have unintended consequences for future OOC scheduling is coming true.

Also, the Notre Dame favoritism from the committee is a complete joke. UConn doesn't get the same benefit and they are independent?

True.

True.

This Notre Dame fascination is fascinating.  ESPNs SP+ had them 5th.  FEI has them 4th, with offense and defense individually in the top 6.  Even PFF has them with an overall grade in the top 5 with offensive and defensive units each top 5.

The committee did not even put them in the field of 12 this year.

I know it’s cause they get “beneficial” treatment if they finish in top 12, then they get an invite to a 12 team tournament.