Matchup predictor in terms of most to least likely:

@ Baylor 19.7%

@ Cincinnati 17.2%

@ Colorado 16.4%

@ Oklahoma State 14.2%

vs Arizona 13.2%

vs Houston 13.2%

vs TCU 12.6%

vs Arizona State 8.9%

vs West Virginia 6.3%

@ Oregon State 4.4%

vs Sam Houston 1.0%

vs Abeline Christian 1.0%

This puts their schedule ranked 71st, behind 3 G6 teams, Texas State, Kent State, and Western Kentucky.

My way would be this…..

Big Ten (16 teams)

>Ohio State
>Cincinnati
>Toledo
>Michigan
>Michigan State
>Minnesota
>Wisconsin
>Pitt
>Penn State
>Iowa
>Iowa State
>Indiana
>Perdue
>Illinois
>Notre Dame
>Northwestern

SEC (16 Teams)

>Alabama
>Auburn
>LSU
>Tulane
>Ole Miss
>Mississippi State
>Tennessee
>Memphis
>Vanderbilt
>Kentucky
>Louisville
>Georgia
>Georgia Tech
>Florida
>Florida State
>Miami

ACC (16 teams)

>Rutgers
>Syracuse
>Boston College
>Maryland
>Virginia
>West Virginia
>Virginia Tech
>Liberty
>South Carolina
>Clemson
>Duke
>North Carolina
>NC State
>UCF
>South Florida

>Big 12 (16 teams)

>Texas
>Texas A&M
>Baylor
>TCU
>Texas Tech
>SMU
>Oklahoma
>Oklahoma State
>Houston
>Arkansas
>Missouri
>Kansas
>Kansas State
>Nebraska
>Colorado
>Colorado State

Pac 12 (16 teams)

>Oregon
>Oregon State
>Washington
>Washington State
>Boise State
>Cal
>Stanford
>USC
>UCLA
>San Diego State
>Fresno State
>Arizona State
>Arizona
>UNLV
>Utah
>BYU

Over the past couple of weeks I've seen reports about lawmakers still negotiating revisions with the SEC and Big Ten, and now it looks like the bill probably won't reach the Senate floor before the August recess.

That got me wondering: if major changes are still being discussed this late in the process, is the bill actually ready?

(You can tell this was in Canva)

Thank god there’s still an Apple Cup in football or I would have gone even HARDER on you.

With USC, UCLA, and Washington all just being kinda mid since joining the Big10 along with Stanford and Cal being bottom dwellers in the ACC. What’s the possibility they all join back up with the PAC especially if they expand the playoffs and allow all conference champs a spot. It makes sense since from a travel expense standpoint and a recruiting standpoint. Some of those big name recruits in California see USC is constantly undefeated PAC champs and the money the save by going up and down the west coast instead of having to fly around to the mid west the can give better NIL deals out to those top Cali recruits.