2022 Revised Schedule
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Why couldn’t they just change it around to at Purdue on November 12 and Wisconsin a home game on November 5..
Why the hell did they change the whole schedule around when it wasn’t necessary..
Why the hell did they change the whole schedule around when it wasn’t necessary..
As Bill Snyder would say...."Tell me which game you plan on losing and Ill leave ya at home".
changes impacted every team, not just us. oh, and also, it's the B1G, so, obviously they're going to move mountains to accommodate mole hills.Why couldn’t they just change it around to at Purdue on November 12 and Wisconsin a home game on November 5..
Why the hell did they change the whole schedule around when it wasn’t necessary..
You realize they changed the schedules for all 14 teams right? Scheduling conflicts are bound to happen, could be a concert, or whatever that was in place based on the previous schedule. Not everything is done in the Nebraska vacuumWhy couldn’t they just change it around to at Purdue on November 12 and Wisconsin a home game on November 5..
Why the hell did they change the whole schedule around when it wasn’t necessary..
Yep, I don't really mind a schedule that is back loaded. This team needs confidence and if it can't build some momentum early Frost is done.
Seems like a pretty good set up for him. Start strong and even split the end of the season and a lot of people will be happy.
absolutely. and shouldn't be afraid of final 4 games, half of which are against middling/average-at-best programs.
If I learned anything from social media, Frost could lose each game and defecate on fans' lawns and a staggering number of them would still be "happy"
Does Michigan now get a bye week before playing us ? Nebraska had bye weeks before Michigan and Wisconsin that’s a pretty big deal wouldn’t you say over bye weeks now before Indiana and Illinois..
we have won zero games following bye weeks during Frost's tenure, so, no, it doesn't matter
last 4 years following a bye:
2018 - L @ home vs colorado
2019 - L @ home to indiana, L @ home vs wisconsin
2020 - L @ wisconsin
2021 - L @ home vs purdue, L @ wisconsin
that is an astounding 0-6 following a bye week for Frost, including 0-4 at home
You are just setting up the excuses.
edit - and no Michigan is at Rutgers the week before hosting Nebraska.
True but we have a new staff changes too..
Can’t tell me it isn’t a big deal getting 2 byes before arguably our 2 toughest games..
F the B10...is it major? Probably not but this new 'tweak' only hurts us. Bye weeks before Michigan and Wisconsin was key....also that last 3 games stretch is insanity. Cold weather, tough grinding teams, 2 on the road. I hate the new schedule
we've had a bye prior to playing wisconsin 3 years in a row (0-3)
couldn't possibly be worse having a game the week before this year
Man, the BIG 10 really plays no one of of conference next year outside of OSU, PSU and NU. Some pretty sad schedules.here's the entire grid, if anyone's so inclined:
very typical for the B1G
nobody ever schedules good non-con games outside of the blue bloods and whenever MSU gets on ND's schedule
won't keep any B1G blowhards from posting the non-con record as proof of the B1G's dominance, however (1-3 vs SEC in 2021 bowls - never forget)
all but 3-4 B1G ADs are cowards
Nebraska is the ONLY big ten team that gets 2 mid season bye weeks before playing conference opponents
The lengths some people will go to convince themselves they are victims is truly astonishing
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Sad to say but history shows us we could use byes before Indiana and Illinois too. Scott’s 2-3 against those teams.
They’d have souvenirsIf I learned anything from social media, Frost could lose each game and defecate on fans' lawns and a staggering number of them would still be "happy"
Illinois has 2 byes as well I’m not the one changing the schedule for Nebraska to have 2 byes in that short of time..
Again .. read my post - Nebraska is the only big ten team that plays 2 conference games coming off bye weeks this year.
I highlighted the key words above in order to improve your chances of comprehending
what are you talking about??
The new schedule has us playing 3 games between bye weeks - the prior one only had us only playing 2 games between byes
Thanks for posting the grid. I kind of like the idea NO team has any November bye weeks.here's the entire grid, if anyone's so inclined:
I haven't looked at future schedules again, but I hope they continue to split Wisconsin and Iowa as one home and one away for us each season rather than both home or both away as it was pre-pandemic. I looked a couple months ago, and I recall it reverting back to both home and both away in a couple years.
If we can’t make a bowl game with that schedule then I will completely give up on life and become an Iowa fan. It will be short lived as I will no doubt die an agonizing death filled with shame and guilt from impure thoughts of farm animals that are customary with being one of those chicken fv@$3r fans.
The SEC is famous for its cupcake non-conference and for only playing 8 conference games.
The Big Ten went 6-3 in the bowls. The SEC went 5-8.
I thought that was Notre Dame's logo on the schedule at first....it would make more sense to play them in Ireland than Northwestern.
Better go check out the original schedules of all the Big 10 teams about getting byes when the schedule were originally made..
Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin all play each other in November. No bye weeks in November. Looks like the Big Ten West should be decided in November
here is the original schedule -- 2 games for NU between bye weeks -- we now have 3
original 2022 schedule
as I originally stated, Nebraska is the only conference team that gets the benefit of 2 conference games that are preceded by a bye week ... damn this conference to hell for doing this to us!
Should know pretty early on whether we'll be seeing year 6 with Frost or if year 5 is it. This is a very favorable schedule, I think 8-4 or 9-3 is certainly possible.