Three new teams (to be) added to Football future schedules

[Hem]

I'd take any of those schools but I'd be thrilled with Mizzou, Oklahoma, WVU, TCU, Bama

[Rizman]

Assuming its some combination of SEC and Big 12 teams, then these are the teams that have openings available:

 

2015

Kentucky

Missouri

Alabama

Mississippi State

 

2016

Kansas State

Oklahoma

Texas Tech (unlikely, since Red Raiders rarely play non-conference games outside of the mid-South)

West Virginia (possible)

***All SEC teams have 1-4 openings on their schedule with the exception of LSU

 

2017

Kansas State

Oklahoma

Texas Christian

West Virginia (possible)

***All SEC teams have 1-4 openings on their schedule with the exception of Ole Miss

 

Its very likely these games could be for 2018 and beyond but unless we are playing the Gators at RayJay it will be hard to get excited about a game 4+ years down the road that could just as easily be bought out.

I want Kentucky, I want revenge on them. 

[JTrue]

Alabama in 2015 seems a little too soon on our timeline of recovery to take a shot at them. If we're going to play Alabama, I want to have a fighting chance.

 

I'd happily take a home and home with Kentucky for something like 2015 and 2018 and a home and home with K State. I don't see Oklahoma giving us a home game. If we want a 1 for 1, we're not getting it from Alabama or Oklahoma.

Edited August 26, 2014 by JTrue

[cmhatter]

i'd like to play rutgers

[GaUSFBull]

i'd like to play rutgers

 

Yeah ... honestly, this is how I feel about that ...

 

[FatDaddyBull]

Louisville and WV would be the only 2 ex conference mates that I would want to play. West Virginia almost seems likely to me. They always had a decent showing of fans in Tampa.

[MaltLiquorBull]

Let's hope we can get somebody to come here first to avoid the potential last minute buy-out.  With the money these schools will be making, a $1MM buyout won't even be enough to prevent them from backing out of a commitment.

[charsibb]

Let's hope we can get somebody to come here first to avoid the potential last minute buy-out.  With the money these schools will be making, a $1MM buyout won't even be enough to prevent them from backing out of a commitment.

 

This

[Hem]

 

Let's hope we can get somebody to come here first to avoid the potential last minute buy-out.  With the money these schools will be making, a $1MM buyout won't even be enough to prevent them from backing out of a commitment.

 

This

 

Harlan addressed this topic in one of his interviews. He laughed and said something to the tune of there won't be anymore easy buyouts

[JTrue]

 

 

Let's hope we can get somebody to come here first to avoid the potential last minute buy-out.  With the money these schools will be making, a $1MM buyout won't even be enough to prevent them from backing out of a commitment.

 

This

 

Harlan addressed this topic in one of his interviews. He laughed and said something to the tune of there won't be anymore easy buyouts

 

Its a fine line to walk. If the buyout is too small, the opponent walks with ease. If the buyout is too high, they don't sign the contract.