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https://www.bcftoys.com/fcs/. This shows the increase of teams scheduling fcs teams. Also this is despite some teams going from four non conf to three. On a side note, I think teams would be silly to not follow the Indiana model. Seems the way to go for everyone who isn’t an established power.

I guess there are still a good number, but far less than you saw 20 years ago. Lots of teams are now scheduling all patsies or at most one p4 team. It wasn’t rare to see blue bloods schedule two other strong teams in the past and was more rare to see fcs teams being scheduled.

The non conf sos doesn’t matter for B1G and SEC teams because the conf schedule is already strong. Losing a non conf game is far more detrimental as they likely don’t need an sos boost to make the playoff with 1 or two conference losses. There is a reason we don’t see primo non conf matchups...

But sos didn’t really matter as far as making the playoffs. Yes their was some talk as far as the last team in, but that was it, and the stronger sos didn’t win out.

The mega conferences do hurt non conf scheduling with teams going from four down to three non conf games. The expanded playoffs further kills the conf scheduling, as the incentive is gone.

How does the regular season matter more if we aren’t going off perception? Perception is formed by what happens during the season.

If it’s locked before CC games then what’s the incentive to play the CC games?

Aim higher…jk

He definitely seems taller and thinner than your typical LB prospect, but you gotta love the speed and athleticism, if he can keep that and tack on some weight he could be very interesting. Typically it seems like most prospects are very capable of bulking up as needed.

Meh, 3 of his top 4 high school commits from 23 have already transferred out though.

You aren’t losing games due to the defense if all 11 on that side are as good as Lindenberg.

Auburn has had four straight losing seasons.

All conference and presumably a draft pick isn’t high enough?

Sounds like early play time is important to him, not everyone can sell that plus the track record of putting guys in the nfl.

I would’ve guessed Ethan Robinson could be a draft pick, but not sure he would be a freak at the combine.

I like our odds, slick Nick Monroe will real him in. Proven track record with DBs here, plus the path to early playing time looks good. Looks like he is announcing around five tonight.

Never ever ever is a long time. Especially when they make huge changes to the sport every other year.

Listing two thirds of the big12 in tier 3 or 4 but leaving out the best two teams in ASU and ISU is pretty laughable.

May have been overstated a bit, but I think it’s safe to assume Fleck would probably have the better coaching record if they swapped spots.

Yes because it’s such a homer take to think having historical seasons at WMU and Minnesota isn’t at least on par with with guys who haven’t even had big10 success yet.