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http://sportsblogs.star-telegram.co...all-schedules-are-officially-insensitive.html
now that's a good article
As good as Baylor has become - it went to the Fiesta Bowl last season and won the Big 12 - this is a slap in the face not of any college football pollster but its season-ticket holders who pay real money to watch the Bears play real football games in a soon-to-be very-real-football stadium. As much as I like Art Briles, his non-conference scheduling shtick is getting very old, and now embarrassing.
2019
Incarnate Word, UTSA, at Rice
TBA
Liberty
Good God - Liberty? Baylor had to pay Liberty to make sure it could beat up on little Turner Gill again?
The counter point to this crap non-conference schedule is by season's end the fans don't care who you beat but that their favorite team has eight or nine wins and a comfy, cool postseason spot.
These schedules ensure by the time conference play begins, Baylor will have paid millions to give its football team every reasonable shot at a winning record.
It will also have successfuly bored the hell out of its fan base by playing host to a slew of crap non-conference games that will have fans fleeing to their cars, or boats, by halftime to drink and watch real games. But it would be nice if Baylor threw its fans a bone every so often by playing somebody in September.
got to admit this is to Funny
now that's a good article
As good as Baylor has become - it went to the Fiesta Bowl last season and won the Big 12 - this is a slap in the face not of any college football pollster but its season-ticket holders who pay real money to watch the Bears play real football games in a soon-to-be very-real-football stadium. As much as I like Art Briles, his non-conference scheduling shtick is getting very old, and now embarrassing.
2019
Incarnate Word, UTSA, at Rice
TBA
Liberty
Good God - Liberty? Baylor had to pay Liberty to make sure it could beat up on little Turner Gill again?
The counter point to this crap non-conference schedule is by season's end the fans don't care who you beat but that their favorite team has eight or nine wins and a comfy, cool postseason spot.
These schedules ensure by the time conference play begins, Baylor will have paid millions to give its football team every reasonable shot at a winning record.
It will also have successfuly bored the hell out of its fan base by playing host to a slew of crap non-conference games that will have fans fleeing to their cars, or boats, by halftime to drink and watch real games. But it would be nice if Baylor threw its fans a bone every so often by playing somebody in September.
got to admit this is to Funny