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Another home-and-home series between Power Four opponents bites the dust

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43 minutes ago, genevalonghorn said:

I can understand dodging a Notre Dame or tOSU, but Baylor?

Now this may be NIL related to get to a neutral setting, for the Auburn game anyway.

But it may not be an Oregon request. Β Maybe it was a Baylor request that Oregon thought β€œsure, we have nothing to gain by playing them.”

People keep ignoring or downplaying the thought that mid-tier conference teams might want to downsize their schedule too. So Baylor says, β€œlet’s not play Oregon so we can get a dub against the SHSU Bearkats.” Β 

Even the alternative of working for a neutral site is a net negative for college football.

It could be anybody that takes a Bill Snyder approach to scheduling.

3 minutes ago, Here for the Wins said:

Now this may be NIL related to get to a neutral setting, for the Auburn game anyway.

But it may not be an Oregon request. Β Maybe it was a Baylor request that Oregon thought β€œsure, we have nothing to gain by playing them.”

Β 

But it would have been the battle for who may have been the meanest green!!!

Perception counts, even if Oreegun has no green in their game day uniforms!

🐻 vs. 🦫

6 minutes ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

But it would have been the battle for who may have been the meanest green!!!

Perception counts, even if Oreegun has no green in their game day uniforms!

🐻 vs. 🦫

The highlight may have been who could design the most chaotic uniform.

Im actually disappointed they canceled.

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