Jorel

November 24th, 2008 at 11:51 PM ^

Akron would be great. I'd prefer a bad 1-A team than a good 1-AA team. But, for 1-AA teams, here is at least a partial answer for teams that have open dates on Oct. 17: Liberty Iona North Carolina Central North Dakota Old Dominion UC Davis My money is on North Carolina Central. But North Dakota would be cool.

formerlyanonymous

November 25th, 2008 at 12:34 AM ^

I'm not sure we schedule 3 MAC teams in one year. I'm surprised enough we already have 2 directional Michigan teams. I've been looking through cfbpalace.net, but they aren't good with dates, just opponents. Finding most of the smaller FBS school future calendars has been rough. I found 18 non-MAC/non-BCS teams with an open date, I just can't verify if that date happens to be Oct 17. This link gets updated fairly regularly, but as you can see, they don't have the Eastern game posted yet (or say, Alabama canceling the Tulane game from August). Again, the lack of dates for conference games is a pain in the ass for smaller conferences. They also have FCS schedules. http://cfbpalace.net/schedule.html

formerlyanonymous

November 25th, 2008 at 12:53 AM ^

Actually, from the SEC, only Ole Miss is "available" that weekend. Both Tennessee and LSU have bye weeks but have full 12 game schedules. Oklahoma has that weekend available in the Big12. All other schools in the Pac10, Big12, & SEC are unavailable. BigEast/ACC composite schedules aren't published yet. I don't know when that happens.

Jim Harbaugh S…

November 25th, 2008 at 12:42 AM ^

THE HORROR, I could live without a 1AA game. Can we get Wazzu or UW on the schedule? A Sun Belt team would be nice too. After the Utah and Appy scheduling disasters, I hope Martin brings a real cupcake to the big house.

kakusei

November 25th, 2008 at 2:56 AM ^

what about delaware? i have no idea if they are open or not, but wasn't there some chatter about them trying to schedule a game with delaware? would be cool to see two winged helmet teams going at it. princeton maybe? or for throwback sake, how about slippery rock?