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Witchia writer. He ranks the OOC schedules like this in terms of difficulty (I don't agree this btw)
1. Witchia State
2. Temple
3. Cincinnati
4. Memphis
5. UCF
6. UConn
7. Houston
8. Tulsa
9. SMU
10. Tulane
11. East Carolina
12. USF
6. Connecticut
Home: Morehead State, UMKC, Cornell, New Hampshire, Massachusetts Lowell, Arizona, Lafayette, Manhattan, Drexel.
Neutral: 2K Empire Classic (Syracuse and Iowa*), Florida State, Villanova.
Away: None.
There’s no doubt UConn has the flashiest top-end of the schedule, as it will likely play a conference-best four Q1 games from neutral-court games against Syracuse, Florida State, Villanova and either Oregon or Iowa. But how many of those games are the Huskies winning? If it’s zero, then UConn basically only has one chance at a quality win: at home against Arizona. UConn doesn’t play any true road games and the other eight home games are all likely Q4, which brings this schedule down a few notches for me. Grade: B
Here’s why WSU has the strongest nonconference schedule in the American
1. Witchia State
2. Temple
3. Cincinnati
4. Memphis
5. UCF
6. UConn
7. Houston
8. Tulsa
9. SMU
10. Tulane
11. East Carolina
12. USF
6. Connecticut
Home: Morehead State, UMKC, Cornell, New Hampshire, Massachusetts Lowell, Arizona, Lafayette, Manhattan, Drexel.
Neutral: 2K Empire Classic (Syracuse and Iowa*), Florida State, Villanova.
Away: None.
There’s no doubt UConn has the flashiest top-end of the schedule, as it will likely play a conference-best four Q1 games from neutral-court games against Syracuse, Florida State, Villanova and either Oregon or Iowa. But how many of those games are the Huskies winning? If it’s zero, then UConn basically only has one chance at a quality win: at home against Arizona. UConn doesn’t play any true road games and the other eight home games are all likely Q4, which brings this schedule down a few notches for me. Grade: B
Here’s why WSU has the strongest nonconference schedule in the American