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Jack Carle's Scheduling Editorial

Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 10:29 pm
by Warthog
From today's Sentinel Tribune:

http://tinyurl.com/3dhmrz

I forgot about the Az St game that was supposed to be next year.

And he mentions some fan site that is having a lengthy discussion about the schedule. :o

Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 11:00 pm
by Flipper
What is the agreement in place with Boise? My understanding is/was that we signed a pair of home and home contracts. We opened things playing there in 2005. We gave up our 2006 game and agreed to move the other (2009?) up to this year. We then agreed to give that up too, meaning we would travel to Boise in 2008 without Boise ever coming back.

The press release then announces a 2011 game with Boise creating the impression that we had simply moved our 2007 game to 2011...BUT, the folks in Boise are claiming the 2011 game is simply the front end of ANOTHER one for one that will conclude with a 2012 trip to Boise.

This article refernces a "four game agreement with the MAC"...I didn't know the MAC entered into contracts with individual schools. Or is a "four game agreememtn with the MAC" simply a polite way of saying that "BG gets the short end of a 3 for 1"

Somebody has some explaining to do...

Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 11:19 pm
by Globetrotter
I love how he poitns out hte ridiculous some play 7 conference games some play 8 scenario.

It made me check out Miamis schedule

What did they have to give up to help the MAC?? They have two solid OOC home games. 5 total OOC games.

at Ball State
at Minnesota
Cincinnati
at Colorado
Syracuse
at Kent State
Bowling Green
at Temple
at Vanderbilt
Buffalo
Akron
at Ohio

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 12:32 am
by Warthog
Flipper wrote:This article refernces a "four game agreement with the MAC"...I didn't know the MAC entered into contracts with individual schools. Or is a "four game agreememtn with the MAC" simply a polite way of saying that "BG gets the short end of a 3 for 1"

Somebody has some explaining to do...
I found this curious also. IIRC, shortly after we announced our original deal with Boise, they followed up by announcing home and homes with Miami and Toledo. It sure sounds like the MAC took over those games and threw them into one pot that the MAC office will now divide up.

Can any of the Rocket or Redhawk fans fill us in on the status of their series with Boise?

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 1:29 am
by moneymaker02
why do they get syracuse at home, why cant we get 1 of our 3 big games at home, we havent had a bcs team in the doyt since missurri right?

Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 10:38 am
by redskins4ever
Miami signed a 1 for 1 with Syracuse.

Minnesota 2 for 1 contract in place early last year.

Cincinnati... This game has been played forever and rotates between schools.

Colorado... signed a 1 for 1 in October of 2006

Vandy.... just signed during the MAC debacle of Kent having 7 contracts in place.

Miami only has 3 home MAC games... that is what they had to give up.