EricFreakingBerry
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I've been wondering this since the '09 schedule came out, but I have never seen a season where we have played so many home games. I've been looking back at past seasons and noticed we seem to have a lot of 7 home / 5 away seasons (with 12 game schedules) and even when everyone was playing 11 games, we were doing 6/5 and 7/4 pretty often.
In trying to figure it out, I suppose it's mostly just how the pieces fall.
* We obviously have a home & home with UCLA and played there last year
* Every SEC opponent we usually play has been flipped with what we did last year, it's not like there are any back-to-back oddities.
* I suppose when WKU, Ohio, Memphis are on the schedule there's basically no chance we play those games away.
I just was curious on if there were any NCAA/SEC regulations about scheduling that could've stepped in and said if you want to schedule WKU, Ohio, or Memphis in non-conference play you have to pick one of those to play there and at least keep it at 7 home / 5 away, but I suppose not.
Just random rambling.
In trying to figure it out, I suppose it's mostly just how the pieces fall.
* We obviously have a home & home with UCLA and played there last year
* Every SEC opponent we usually play has been flipped with what we did last year, it's not like there are any back-to-back oddities.
* I suppose when WKU, Ohio, Memphis are on the schedule there's basically no chance we play those games away.
I just was curious on if there were any NCAA/SEC regulations about scheduling that could've stepped in and said if you want to schedule WKU, Ohio, or Memphis in non-conference play you have to pick one of those to play there and at least keep it at 7 home / 5 away, but I suppose not.
Just random rambling.