(02-28-2019 08:34 PM)Rocket A Wrote:  

(02-27-2019 11:21 PM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(02-23-2019 11:49 AM)UofToledoFans Wrote:  

(02-23-2019 01:58 AM)Bronco14 Wrote:  So WMU's recently played/set to play Michigan St, Syracuse, and Pitt in Kalamazoo in a span of a few years.

Toledo, Northern Illinois, Central Michigan, and Ohio also seem to regularly schedule Power 5 teams at home.

For all this talk of the Power 5 breaking away, sure seems like the Power 5 has to travel to Group of 5 stadiums a lot.................

A lot relative to what? There are 4 games OOC for every team. 2 OOC home games on average per year. In the future Toledo has zero home games vs P5 schools. That's 12 or so scheduled games with 0% P5. That's not good.

In 2018 we had Miami. 2015 Iowa State. 2014 Mizzou. 2010 Arizona. In 9 years with an average of 2 OOC games Toledo has grabbed 4 P5 teams... 4/18 is 22% of our home OOC games vs. a P5 team...

Half of college football is P5 so 65 teams or so... In the last 108 regular season games Toledo has played 4 P5 home games out of 65 teams....

Those numbers are supposed to be good? EMU has played how many P5 schools at home? Kent? Toledo's number is actually good and that's a net 4 P5 games in 9 seasons? Uh...

Toledo does not have its OCC schedule finalized beyond 2019. Only San Diego St and Colorado St are scheduled thru 2023.

Sure you had to go and say something, then I read today that Toledo has scheduled a home and home with UMass, and completed the 2020 Schedule with Central Conn St and the 2021 Schedule with Norfolk St.