2010 Penn State Nittany Lions Football ScheduleFinal Record: 7-6, 4-4 (Big Ten) |
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| Date | Opponent | Result | Tickets | |
| Saturday Sep. 4 |
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Youngstown State Penguins Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Won 44-14 | |
| Saturday Sep. 11 |
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at Alabama Crimson Tide Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL |
Lost 24-3 | |
| Saturday Sep. 18 |
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Kent State Golden Flashes Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Won 24-0 | |
| Saturday Sep. 25 |
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Temple Owls Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Won 22-13 | |
| Saturday Oct. 2 |
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at Iowa Hawkeyes Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, IA |
Lost 24-3 | |
| Saturday Oct. 9 |
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Illinois Fighting Illini Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Lost 33-13 | |
| Saturday Oct. 16 |
Open Date | |||
| Saturday Oct. 23 |
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at Minnesota Golden Gophers TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN |
Won 33-21 | |
| Saturday Oct. 30 |
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Michigan Wolverines Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Won 41-31 | |
| Saturday Nov. 6 |
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Northwestern Wildcats Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Won 35-21 | |
| Saturday Nov. 13 |
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at Ohio State Buckeyes Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH |
Lost 38-14 | |
| Saturday Nov. 20 |
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Indiana Hoosiers FedEx Field, Landover, MD |
Won 41-24 | |
| Saturday Nov. 27 |
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Michigan State Spartans Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA |
Lost 28-22 | |
| 2011 Outback Bowl | ||||
| Saturday Jan. 1 |
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Florida Gators Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL |
Lost 37-24 | |
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gator HATER!
June 28, 2016 at 2:06 am
Very nice…It will be great to see Auburn run into Beaver Stadium and Penn State into Jordan-Hare. Not the same seeing college teams at Cowboys Stadium or the Georgia Dome.
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bwburke94
June 28, 2016 at 3:31 pm
“The Bulls defeated Penn State 10-0 in 1900, before falling to the Nittany Lions in 2017 and 2015.”
Time traveler alert!
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Craig
August 28, 2015 at 4:00 pm
What’s the guarantee to Idaho for this game? Hopefully it covers the transportation logistics. ;-)
Idaho needs to join the BigSky for all sports.
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Dave
August 28, 2015 at 6:57 pm
Hopefully it will cover all of the medical expenses for poor Idaho. They need to schedule at least 2 body bag games a year now just to survive financially. they are historically one of the most pitiful teams in NCAA football history. I challenge anyone out there to find a school that has done less in their history.
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Jim
August 29, 2015 at 8:38 am
……..Rutgers. Well over 100 years of futility. Cubs fans look at the and laugh
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Rick
August 28, 2015 at 8:48 pm
Really, now Penn State!! I’ll really be up for that snoozer! Give these Idaho kids a chance and ask nicely to go back to the Big Sky. What are you wizards of insanity smoking up there??? The God almighty dollar has really turned this program into a money grubbing whore.
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David
August 30, 2015 at 9:18 pm
Running tabs on what happens first… Petrino blows up, or the Big Sky calls. Can’t fault Idaho for holding out hope that the XII gets off the can and invites a couple MW schools such as Colorado State and New Mexico, opening up space for Idaho and NMSU to fill in. They’re just waiting for the XII dominoes to fall. In 2020?
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ron
August 31, 2015 at 12:48 am
Idaho does not have a large enough fan base that the Mountain West would ever be interested in them. They cannot fill a 15,500 airport hangar of a stadium for football and average less than 1,400 for home games in mens basketball. They have no attraction to anyone. Montana would be a better fit but they know better than to try a compete at a level where they would not be comfortable. Just think Montana gets 25,000 plus for home football games and Idaho playing at a higher division gets less than half of that.
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RyProj
September 1, 2015 at 8:24 pm
As a Penn State Alum and Fan, I am not happy with the scheduling of Idaho. Since it is an odd year, Penn State will look to host 3 non-conference games and it can be challenging to bring folks in; but I feel they could do better than a game against Idaho.
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Michael Attillio Corbacio
May 22, 2016 at 9:45 pm
Every power 5 conference schedules cupcakes. Don’t blame the teams, blame the ncaa. Penn state just like other big time programs will notake give up a home game, too much revenue being generated in state college. Plus small Schools like Idaho will take home more money by going to Penn state then they would hosting a game vs some other small school. Ncaa needs to create a rule where power 5 conferences schedule each other for non conference games, till then my Alma mater will schedule teams that are willing to travel for a road game. We are!!!
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John
September 5, 2015 at 7:28 am
@RyProj, I hear you. I had a post on the 2018 comments, and yes you get it – that finances dictate 3 home OOC games in those years. I wish they could do better than Idaho, but what if they couldnt? It’s better than Akron, Kent, Toledo again and again. Franklin also told Barbour that wins for the program were most important. He knows if he can win the B10 with no OOC blemishes it will guarantee a playoff spot. He is probably right, a B10 champ with weaker OOC will not be denied. Baylor and TCU were victim not to OOC schedule, but no Conference Championship game, and their commissioner bungling the whole situation. He destroyed Baylor’s chances with his press conferences not backing them.
As a season ticket holder, I hate having to pay for, and drive 4 hours each way in traffic to see an Idaho, (insert any MAC), SD State, etc. But that is our reality.
Bonus question: when do we get that return visit from Virginia we were due in 2013?
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Dave
October 31, 2014 at 1:59 am
You know, as a Penn St. fan I am very disappointed with their non-conference scheduling. It’s an utter embarrassment. I’m quite certain if they ever turn their program around and have a top-rated team, they will miss the NCAA playoffs because their schedule is so weak.
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Joel
October 31, 2014 at 9:06 am
Dave I agree wholeheartedly! I’ve been a PSU fan for over 30 years, and I’m getting tired of these schedules with high school teams on them. If the BIG 10 remains weak, you’re right , we won’t make the playoffs in the future. We need SEC, PAC 12 opponents.
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App State Grad and proud of it
May 19, 2015 at 6:53 pm
Remember App State is the team that beat Michigan–bring your A game or App State will bring it for you. I was thinking about coming up there to see this game–would love to see a game at Penn State but these sorry comments are making me think twice.
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Linuxdood
May 19, 2016 at 4:53 pm
Let’s beat Temple this year before we worry about a weak OOC schedule
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bob
November 2, 2014 at 11:34 pm
This is the main reason our games are not sold out. We are Penn State and we should set an example for the rest of the NCAA and schedule competitive games.
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Robert Metcalf
September 16, 2016 at 1:13 pm
rBad team , less tickets sold. very simple .plus the extra charge on all season ticket holders. Turned a lot of alumni off that supported the team for years , i did not t renew my tickets . I go down to games and buy tickets at the tailgates .
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Glenn
November 3, 2014 at 6:22 pm
In 1982 we played Nebraska, West Virginia, Alabama, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, all ranked!!
If you want to be number 1 schedule like you are.
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John
December 10, 2015 at 1:59 pm
@Glenn, you do realize it isn’t 1982 and we are part of a conference that dictates we play 9 conference games going forward? Our AD also requires 7 home games to pay for all our other sports. I’d like to see 1 premium series each year, but that’s all we can do with a home and home commitment.
That would be a nice schedule, but that’s pre-B10. We cast our lot with the conference.
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James
November 12, 2014 at 3:57 pm
I really think that regardless of contractual arrangements in place for these games that after this season’s playoff there will be a lot of teams scrambling to reset their schedules. Some schools have already started doing this according to folks on the Sirius XM college football first team. A lot of callers are saying the same thing about their team’s schedules. Something will give and in 2-3 years i would see Penn state starting to look like the tough nosed hard hitting team we’ve all grown to love! Maybe with a bit more speed in the skill positions after seeing what recruiting is shaping up to be. Maybe a tough year or two to be a fan but we should support our team through everything afterall, fans are what drives great games especially at home! Lets Go State!
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Dave's a fool
November 15, 2014 at 2:25 pm
I just hope our guys can get out of Beaver Stadium without being sodomized.
Seriously, you guys need to get a grip on how long you have sucked and how the rest of the country views Penn State and your piss poor conference.-
Garrett Sakona
June 29, 2015 at 4:06 pm
Dave shut up. We lost all of our good players and still have a winning record. We not only win, but our students get good grades too. You are forgetting that we have the future #1 draft pick a QB along with the greatest coach of all time. Nobody will ever top 409 wins. We may not play the greatest teams, but we play FBS teams. Every year, each SEC team plays at least one game against a FCS school, and they supposedly are the best conference. We beat national champs Ohio State last year, although the refs took it away. Watch some of the calls. You are forgetting that they also scheduled Pitt, West Virginia and Syracuse for the next few years as well. I am so excited about this. I can’t wait to get these old rivalries started again. I just hope they start scheduling BYU and Notre Dame. You are forgetting that a few years ago, we played Alabama two straight years. It does not get any better than that. For the upcoming years we scheduled LSU along West Virginia with Pitt and Syracuse, so we are playing quality teams. In addition to this, last year Temple and Buffalo were bowl eligible. Buffalo has done so many of the last few years. Meanwhile San Diego State has been to a bowl game 5 straight years. They have becoma a small school power house. Along with the big schools, not only are these good additions, but they play all three in the same year. Appalachian State was also bowl eligible last year and they will play Penn State soon. So before you say how much we stink, get your facts straight.
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JackStriker
November 28, 2014 at 4:33 am
I like the four year series with PITT. Maybe even make it a two year on two year off event down the road. Each kid growing up in Pennsylvania will have a few games against the rival schools. 2023 looks ideal to me with Va. Tech and WVU on the schedule. A powerhouse like PSU should always have at least two P5 teams on the OOC schedule for the benefit of the fans as well as for the CFP committee. With so many P5 schools nearby like BC, the Virginia schools, PITT, WVU, and Syracuse it seems easy enough especially with PSU’s traveling fan base. Schedule something akin to the Shamrock Series Notre Dame does……
1.) Home and Home vs. BC @ Beaver Stadium & Fenway Park
2.) Home and Home vs. SYR @ Beaver Stadium & Yankee Stadium
3.) Home and Home vs. Va. Tech or Neutral and Neutral @ Lincoln Financial Field and Fed Ex Field
Even……
4.) Home and Home with Cincinnati @ Beaver Stadium and Paul Brown FieldI would take any two of those road or home games over Kent and Appalachian State in the same season……sorry.
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Snayburger
October 9, 2015 at 1:14 pm
I’ve been saying it for years. PSU should be playing West Virginia, BC, Syracuse, Virginia, Cincinnati, Pitt, Maryland/Rutgers (before they joined B10) NC State every year (do a rotation between them). Then schedule home and homes with Notre Dame, Alabama, Miami, Texas, USC – teams like these.
I was a PSU season ticket holder for 20 years and finally gave them up. Their non-conference schedule is terrible, what value am I receiving for the tickets I was buying. Honestly B10 is terrible. They should leave that conference and go the Notre Dame route. join ACC in all sports but football and agree to play 5 ACC teams a year that way to get revenue from a conference plus you would sell out Beaver Stadium every game.
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John
December 10, 2015 at 1:56 pm
@Snayburger do the math. You said in another post that you realize they need 7 home games. They cannot play the teams every year you mention (old eastern foes) plus the big premier national opponents. The math does not work. All of those teams with the exception of Temple require a return visit. It will not work with a 9 game Big Ten schedule:
year 1: 5 home B10 games; home BC, away Bama, 1 TBD home (7 home games)
year 2: 4 home B10 games; away BC, home Bama, and 1 TBD home (6 home games)Pick the team you want, but you can’t have two sets of P5 that require a home and home. You need a P5 that won’t require a visit (e.g. Vanderbilt), or a non P5 (e.g. Connecticut)
I am a current season ticket holder and I don’t like the games I have to pay for, but that is the way of modern big time football and needing to pay for all the sports with football revenue. All I can say is lets enjoy our fall Saturdays and hope for W’s.
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Vic Voltaggio
December 20, 2014 at 12:23 pm
To be disgruntled about the schedule is one thing, but consider this. The vaunted SEC will not come North to play anyone. The PAC 12 will not come East and the Big 12 will only schedule the eastern teams at home. Get over it.
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Dave
April 23, 2015 at 7:35 pm
That is a crock. Washington went to Nebraska in 2011, LSU in 2012, Illinois in 2013 and plays at Rutgers in 2017 and @ Michigan in 2021. Penn State should come to Seattle in 2021-2022 when both Washington and Penn State have openings. By then, both of them might even be respectful. It is harder for Washington to get anybody to come to the Northwest.
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Steve
June 8, 2015 at 3:52 pm
Do you people have any idea what you are talking about. We have played ND and Alabama and other big non con games but when your coming off sanctions this is what needs to be done for a few years to build the program. And bringing the Pitt rivalry is a good thing.
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Hellcat
June 21, 2015 at 4:30 pm
Penn State vs. Notre Dame please I would love to see that rivalry pick back up again. Especially Now with Franklin steering Penn State and Brian Kelly with Notre Dame. LETS GO PSU
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We Are Still
August 17, 2015 at 10:45 am
I would love a game between the Huskies and the Lions. With a wife graduating from the UofA (Wildcats), a son graduating from AZ State (Sun Devils), and a son graduating from UW (Huskies) which leaves a Penn State’r paying the bills (the house Lion) I am ready to get some of my money back with a PAC (12 ) old PAC (10) match up every year. Remember the years playing USC, UofA in the kickoff classic? Oh for the good old days! I say play the tough non-conference schedule and let the Lions do their thing.
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John
September 5, 2015 at 7:14 am
All great ideas, and as a guy growing up during the Eastern Independent years (BC, Syracuse, Pitt, WVU, Rutgers, Temple, UMD) every year plus USC, ND, Miami all time, I miss it. But here is the reality you all miss. The Big Ten is now moving to 9 conference games which leaves 3 OOC games. PSU needs 7 home games to pay the bills – that is a fact from the Athletic Departmet which pays for 31 other sports. Some years, there will be 5 away Big Ten games. That requires 3 HOME OOC games. How will you do that win all the home-away P5 match ups you’ve proposed? You can’t. You can have 1 P5 match-up you’ve proposed and the PSU home needs to be the year we have 5 away B10 games. The away can be the year we have 5 home B10 games. But then you nee the other 2 OOC games to be home. Who will that be? Only teams that won’t require a return home game; weak bottom-feeders from P5 (Wake Forest, Cal, Ore St) maybe, or non-P5 teams (MWC, C-USA, AAC, Sun Belt) who will not ask for a return date. Yes, I’m sick of the MAC too, but they serve a purpose. Maybe just one every few years. Never any FCS schools. So, the reality is we can do 1 home-away with a P5, not any more. The financial realities of needing 7 home games and the 9 B10 games ties PSU’s hands.
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Snayburger
October 9, 2015 at 1:37 pm
Botton line is its all about the bottom line. PSU needs & home games.
They could still rotate every year between BC, Syracuse,Pitt, WVU, Cincinnati, Temple, playing them at home to get 2 of the 3 non-conf games.
Every other yr PSU will have 5 home B10 games – that year you play the away game (Alabama, ND, USC, Texas) then the next year you have 4 home B10 games so then they come to Beaver Stadium so you have 3 non-conf games at home to get your 7 home games that are needed to support the other 31 sports programs.
They need to play a top-tier opponent to keep the ticket sales up.
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John
December 10, 2015 at 1:42 pm
@Snayburger, it sounds easy, but that is not going to every happen and you know it. If you could get Bama, UT, ND, you aren’t also working in all those ACC and AAC games you say to work through. Temple may agree to a 2-1 or a 3-1, but we know Cuse, BC, Cincy, Pitt, WVU will not. How do you work two sets of teams requiring a home and away with the 9 game Big Ten schedule? You don’t. Take your pick. I’d rather the national opponents than propping up ACC teams, but Bama, UT, ND also have pretty full OOC schedules going out 6 years.
On the years you have 5 Big Ten away games you need 3 home OOC games. That could be your premier OOC game (in your case – Bama, UT, etc). The other two need to be schools that don’t require a visit the following year.
You need to find a bunch of teams that are willing to visit without requiring a return. That’s where you can fill in with lower-tier P5 or non P-5 FBS teams. Sadly, what needing 7 home games does, is limit you to 1 premier OOC game. The other fact is that Franklin has stated he wants easier games. Not FCS, but he wants the wins, and figures that if he can win the Big Ten, he will be in the playoff. He’s probably right.
You don’t have to tell me, I’m a long-time season ticket holder/NLC member. I don’t like the long drive to watch MAC teams or other similar ones. Some years, it has been next to impossible to sell tickets. This past year was one of the worst home schedules ever with only Michigan a good team to watch. Also, I’m not sure how much Sandy Barbour minds some empty seats. Most of those empty seats were already paid for by us NLC members.
We all want a better schedule, it just won’t happen.
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Sal Guadagnino
October 12, 2015 at 2:56 am
The only thing that Franklin is steering is a sinking ship. His offensive line coach is a joke and the defensive coordinator is even worse. Thet claim they are bringing in these 3 and 4 star recruits, well after this coaching staff get done with them they are like walk-ons
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BobS
October 16, 2015 at 9:37 am
Wow, all the haters… Keeping in mind that we lost to TEMPLE this year so what, exactly, do we have to brag about and demand strong out of conference teams??
Look at Ohio State’s OOC schedule last year…Kent State? Cincinnati? or this year…Hawaii? Northern Illinois? Western Michigan??
There are 3 OOC games per year, and 9 in conference…let the team get their legs under them for a couple games each year before they run the conf schedule. I see nothing wrong with that. In the end, if they’re undefeated, they will be OK.
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Chloedog1712
October 18, 2015 at 6:55 pm
We need a super conference and get rid of all these other worthless football programs.
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PSU1971
December 1, 2015 at 7:45 pm
PSU will be much improved next year. Franklin just terminated the offensive coordinator and PSU had the 4th best recruits. We have plenty of talented players on both sides of the ball coming back for the next several years. So we should see improvement. Furthermore, OSU, Mich and MSU are losing key players which will allow for a more competitive conference. 2016 should be a fun year in the Big 10.
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todd tonozzi
December 5, 2015 at 11:43 pm
penn state is a joke. They idolize a criminal who had zero honor and now is really warm and toastie in his home down below. worse fans in America. Will be dominated by the Buckeyes with Frankie as ped state coach.
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Rick little
February 23, 2016 at 4:34 am
PSU needs to win games against the mid majors. App State is a good football program. College football has changed in many ways. Kids go to where they can play now and not wait behind someone for 2 years.
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Rick little
February 23, 2016 at 4:40 am
To App State Fan
Come to Happy Valley
No matter the score of the game
Come enjoy the energy in the stadium
I think you will have a blast-
App Grad
July 5, 2016 at 5:06 pm
Thanks, we probably will. I grew up watching Jo PA and Penn State. The game will be great, we play well and we play hard. It is exciting football. We were the first FCS to FBS team to go to and win our first bowl game—yes a smaller bowl, but exciting and great football. Thanks for the invite and for recognizing something the rest of this list might learn the hard way. I hope Penn State gets back to the place you deserve—at the top. I admire the kids and fans that stayed with the program even though I think the criminal charges are terrible and I hope that monster stays in jail.
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Rick little
February 23, 2016 at 4:43 am
Remember when:
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Jerry Hoover
May 24, 2016 at 11:54 am
That is what I have been saying right along. PSU non-conference schedule sucks and always have. Akron, Cincinnati, Kent State, Umass come on! You should be putting in some competition. ND, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, UCLA, No one is going to pay those prices to see Kent State and PSU play or Akron play PSU.. If you want to win a national title you got to run with the big dogs. Playing these schools like Cincinnati is ot going to do it.
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CHIP72
June 15, 2016 at 6:39 pm
Penn State’s schedule was A LOT more attractive IMO back in their eastern independent days. They played regional rivals AND 2-3 major programs every year, not teams from the Flyover County Conference (Big Ten) and Little Flyover Country Conference (MAC). That’s the major reason why I stopped caring about Penn State football in the mid-1990s.
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schoup
September 3, 2014 at 2:43 pm
Come on PSU no P5 opponents in 2014 or 2015. They have alteast 1 2016-2024.
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Phil
September 3, 2014 at 9:16 pm
Once PSU comes off the draconian NCAA penalties then they will have plenty of tough games.
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Darryl Fitz
September 3, 2014 at 9:32 pm
These schedules were made when the scandal first broke and the sanctions were announced. You may remember several teams took the opportunity to drop PSU from their schedules.
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Lalalalav
September 4, 2014 at 9:35 am
Including the BS move by UVA. After they got the win they made a run for the door. Chickens don’t want to play on the road… Army and Temple are fine for the 2015 year. 2016-2022 there will always be a major non-conference opponent. Pitt, VT, WVU, LSU (very likely), Syracuse, and a UVA game that needs to be scheduled because the ink is dry on the contract.
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robconstant
September 5, 2014 at 6:37 pm
UVA only cancelled the return game because Oregon was willing to play them at home in 2013. Anytime after 2018 works.
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Day
August 9, 2016 at 11:40 am
This is a cute article, I would’ve kept out A&M vs UTSA since this is their 1st ever meeting.
Hail Southern!
August 9, 2016 at 6:19 pm
If you watched the 2014 Georgia Southern @ Georgia Tech game or better yet, if you attended the game, then you would know the ACC referees took the game out of the players hands with a terrible reversal of an ON THE FIELD call (requires indisputable evidence…it’s still being disputed). Georgia Southern was the better team that day and still has the more dynamic roster. Thank you Paul Johnson and the Tech AD for not being scared (UGAg) and rescheduling the Eagles…GS won’t leave it in question this go around. It would be great for the state if GS and Tech continued to schedule a game (maybe a H&H once Paulson Stadium is expanded to 30k) every other year. Athletically, as of late, the two schools are closer to peers than big brother-little brother.
Kevin Kelley
August 9, 2016 at 8:24 pm
Georgia has played Georgia Southern six times since 1992, Georgia Tech only once. I don’t think Georgia is scared of GS.
Hail Southern!
August 10, 2016 at 5:09 pm
Interesting that 5 of those 6 times were when Georgia Southern had 63 scholarships. The 6th game was a carry over from GS’s FCS days and Georgia elected to move the game from 2016 to 2015 probably because they didn’t want an additional year of FBS recruiting for GS. Georgia was gifted that win last year and every dawg fan knows it. For both parties, it is understood that Georgia no longer wants any part in scheduling GS and frankly that’s fine by me.
Atlanta_Mafia
August 11, 2016 at 10:23 am
Don’t worry Kevin Kelly, that’s just GS non-sense talk. They told GSU that they’d never beat GS – but in the just the second meeting (last year) GSU gave them their worst defeat in the history of Paulson High School County Stadium, The glory days of GS are behind them. The newsflash to GS is that they are the #4 team in the state of Georgia and they think that they are #1.
William Satterwhite
August 11, 2016 at 4:33 pm
Georgia Tech got up big in that game and then let up and allowed Georgia Southern back in, the Eagles were far from the better team that day.
H
August 11, 2016 at 5:34 pm
Georgia Southern’s coach was on his way out and focused on a million dollar salary…way to go. How’d that bowl game work out for the mighty Panthers? Let’s compare some numbers for a minute…17-53 (129th in FBS) vs. 375-200-10 (14th in FBS)…0 D1 National Championships vs. 6 D1 National Championships (most all-time)…0 D1 Conference Titles vs. 11 D1 Conference Titles. WHEW! I can certainly understand why a Panther fan (those exist?) would cling like hell to that win against Georgia Southern! Run along now, let us men get back to it.
Atlanta_Mafia
August 12, 2016 at 7:11 pm
GS has never beat UGA – GS has never beat GT – GS is 50/50 against GSU.
So your excuse is that GS got pounded at home by GSU cause your coach was dreaming about a real job? Really? That’s all it took for the mighty Beagles to lose at home? A coach’s daydream? All that tripe that GS spews about GSU and you got pounded in just the second effing year by a five year old football team? Fact is that Richt got fired because he almost lost to GS so that should tell you about how little respect there is for the GS product. So maybe GS needs to realize that they may start to fall behind KSU or Mercer. You guys have such an incredible false sense of entitlement from all those Pee-Wee league trophies. Probably ought to go on back to FCS Pee-Wee league! How about that Capt GAyTAy?
Hail Southern!
August 13, 2016 at 1:11 pm
The Real GSU has played UGA and GT once with equal scholarships. Do you understand that having 22 less scholarships is a disadvantage? Once the playing field was made even, the Real GSU lost by a combined 10 points in their first outings with 85 scholarships. Again, I appreciate GT rescheduling the Real GSU unlike UGAg (I bet you’re a UGAg fan before a GAy St fan). Do you understand that when a head coach does not prep their team for a game that the team is unprepared? Big concepts here. Do you have any facts or just opinions? Richt was on the hot seat at the start of that season and the season before that…try to keep up. The fact that you recognize KSU and Mercer says a lot about where you view GAy St. Pee-Wee trophies…you’re talking about Division 1 National Championships. Do you understand that prior to the College Football Playoff, the FCS Playoff was the highest form of a college football playoff in existence? Oh but computers picking two teams worked out every time. The Real GSU should go back to FCS? You mean the Real GSU with the 18-7 FBS record (.720)? How about GAy St with the 7-30 FBS record (.189). This is too easy man, c’mon. (A) Why would GAy St field a football team and (B) why would ANYONE be a fan???? LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL!!!
stoopnagle
August 26, 2016 at 4:03 pm
Southern has never beaten Georgia and never will.
Matt Rigby
August 9, 2016 at 9:20 pm
what about the Brigham Young-Utah State game or the Notre Dame-Navy game?
David
August 9, 2016 at 10:19 pm
Neither BYU nor USU are a Power 5. And Notre Dame and Navy aren’t in the same state.
Adam
August 10, 2016 at 11:47 am
Matt probably meant to say the BYU-Utah game. Utah is a P5, but BYU is not. The summary would read something like this:
Utah-Brigham Young
When: Saturday, Sept. 10, 5:30pm MT
Where: Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, UT
All-Time Series Leader: Utah, 58-34-4 (62.5%)
Last-Five: Utah, 5-0 (100%)
Utah has dominated its little brother, BYU, over the last 13 meetings (10-3, 77%). And they will certainly do so again this fall.
Bill
August 10, 2016 at 3:27 pm
how would BYU qualify as a “Big” brother?
C
August 11, 2016 at 12:15 pm
Bill, Utah would be the big brother
Mark S
August 11, 2016 at 3:43 pm
Someone asked that on Twitter, FBSchedules replied “BYU generally considered P5 so not included.”
Matt
August 11, 2016 at 4:54 pm
BYU fits the P5 requirement for scheduling for most if not all conferences. The SEC looks at BYU as a P5…last time I checked the SEC is the premier program in College Football.
Bill
August 10, 2016 at 3:32 pm
good article ….but i would say Georgia Southern has a much better chance of beating Georgia Tech than many of the games you have ranked as more likely. I don’t think very many people would be surprised is Georgia Southern wins that game.
KF Baxter
August 11, 2016 at 3:25 pm
Utah had to be invited to a conference to be considered P5. BYU did it on their own.
Wade
August 12, 2016 at 7:54 am
BYU is considered by some to be a P5 “for scheduling purposes.” But we’re not actually a P5, since we don’t belong to a P5 conference. That’s why it’s so important for us to get into the Big XII…the fate and viability of our football program rests on it. If we don’t get in and become an actual P5, our future looks no better than that of New Mexico State.
Buzz Waldron
September 8, 2016 at 1:49 pm
By that thinking, Toledo would also be considered a Power 5 Power Team, since it can beat 1/2 or more of teams from Power 5 Conferences…
zerome4sooners
August 12, 2016 at 8:23 am
Little brother = going on every web site possible to talk about how Utah should really be a big brother
Sean
August 15, 2016 at 3:04 pm
I think ECU is NC State’s big brother when it comes to football.
Mike
August 22, 2016 at 8:28 pm
ECU has not only won 3 out of 5, but 9 out of the last 15.
Go Pirates! Argh!
Rob
August 20, 2016 at 8:39 am
TEMPLE!!!!
scotta@genesyspackaging.com
August 22, 2016 at 3:39 pm
What about Penn State vs Pitt this year?
bwburke94
August 26, 2016 at 10:49 pm
Pitt is P5.
Buzz Waldron
September 8, 2016 at 2:00 pm
PSU is B1G/Power 5 also
Craig
August 23, 2016 at 1:11 am
I don’t think many Ohio State fans see any MAC schools as “little brother.” The only school that would make sense to have that designation would be U of Cincinnati.
Buzz Waldron
September 8, 2016 at 1:56 pm
Toledo, Ohio and BGSU, Ohio are both vastly better than Cincinnati, Ohio !!! As is Ohio Bobcats