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Message: [QUOTE="kyleslamb, post: 1380109, member: 2505"] The committee isn't going to penalize leagues for only having three non-conference games. But seriously, have you looked at the future non-conference schedules for Ohio State and some of the other premier Big Ten programs? Just OSU for example: 2016 - at Oklahoma 2017 - Oklahoma, UNLV 2018 - Oregon State, at TCU 2019 - Cincinnati, TCU 2020 - at Oregon 2021 - Oregon 2022 - Notre Dame, at Texas 2023 - Boston College, Texas, at Notre Dame 2024 - at Boston College And Michigan: 2016: Hawaii, UCF, Colorado 2017: Florida (Arlington, TX), Cincinnati, Air Force 2018: Arkansas, SMU 2019: at Arkansas, Army 2020: at Washington, Ball State, Virginia Tech 2021: at Virginia Tech, Washington 2022: UCLA 2023: at UCLA 2024: Texas 2025: at Oklahoma Suggesting the Big Ten teams are at risk due to scheduling is asinine, given the teams OSU, UM, MSU, PSU, etc. have scheduled the next 10 years. [/QUOTE]