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A man can wish (harder) can't he??
"Strength of schedule is going to be a prime component for seeding the new four-team college football playoff when it debuts in 2014, so it’s reasonable to wonder if that will bring about a change in philosophy for the University of Wisconsin.
“If you want to be a player (in the national championship equation) and strength of schedule is going to be a part of it, then you really have to consider (a different approach),” UW athletic director Barry Alvarez said."...
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“If you want to be a player (in the national championship equation) and strength of schedule is going to be a part of it, then you really have to consider (a different approach),” UW athletic director Barry Alvarez said."...
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That being said, how does UConn strengthen it's future schedule in terms of its OOC games? The obvious way is to get the ND's and Michigan's to agree to play us. They'll look at some subjective and objective things to be sure such as UConn's past record, recruiting success, home and away game attendance numbers, and win-loss records versus 'quality' teams. It'll be interesting to see how the BE commish and ADs manage this opportunity to advantage.