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2023 Colorado Football Schedule & Future Schedules
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Mid to late September sucks, if we could find a way to win one of those two, we going bowling. Otherwise looks pretty manageable. Gotta get off to a good start this time and beat little bro. We seem to step on our dick when we play them first. **** it though, I'm tired of the excuses. Get it done. None of you mother****ers put get'r done, I hate that. Heard that **** too many times, it's about as bad as that Peter Pan commercial.
Oregon is the only team in the conference that we have not missed yet. 6 straight years of ducks. What is nice is that we only have 2 more meetings with them over the next 6 after 2016, as we play each team from the north 8 times every 12 seasons.
We will likely be switching Oregon for Cal which will be good.
As of the 2016 schedule we will have played:
Cal: 2
UO: 6
OSU: 4
Furd: 4
UW: 4
WSU: 4
Starting us off against the ducks 6 years straight was rather rude of our new conference mates.
We will likely be switching Oregon for Cal which will be good.
As of the 2016 schedule we will have played:
Cal: 2
UO: 6
OSU: 4
Furd: 4
UW: 4
WSU: 4
Starting us off against the ducks 6 years straight was rather rude of our new conference mates.
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Of course they'll probably revert to their historic average about that time...
hopefully that means in 2019 and 2020 we play Oregon than 2 years off before we start the 12 year rotation again. It would suck to have all 8 games against the ducks in a row.
It would normalize things if the Pac-12 dropped the locked in inter-divisional games among the CA schools. iirc, there was talk about discontinuing that.
It works out alright as is I think. we just got stuck with the **** end of the stick in the rotation.
2019-2022 are still a mystery for some reason. However we will play Cal and Stanford home and away for those four years, leaving the oregon schools and washington schools to fill in. We have had all four of those schools on the schedule 6 times as of 2018 so I have no idea how they will divide the remaining slots.
Would be nice to get Oregon in 2019 and 2020 to give us a 2 year break in 2021 and 2022 before we start the rotation over. Would suck to have a 4 year break only to get them 8 years in a row.
That would mean we play the Ducks six years in a row beginning in 2019. It's the same way for the other NW schools.
Not quite
Yr 1 (2011)
Yr 2 (2012)
Yr 3 (2013)
Yr 4 (2014)
Yr 5 (2015)
Yr 6 (2016)
Yr 7 (2017)
Yr 8 (2018)
Yr 9 (2019)
Yr 10 (2020)
Yr 11 (2021)
Yr 12 (2022)
The bolded are the years we would hopefully not play the ducks in the 12 year cycle.
From your post to God's feed.
I forget. Is 2020 the first year we won't be playing CSU or is it the last year? 2017 for CSU is brutal. Open with CU, home vs Oregon State, and on the road vs Alabama.
FYI - CU is not interested in a home/home with CSU, hence the reason why they will stop playing in 2020.
They could have offered quite the pay day. Maybe a cut of the profits from the Lady Gaga concert.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Good for little brother.....let them make yearly visits to Pullman and Corvallis instead of funding their AD with that stupid game with us. One other thing with this series between them and Oregon State-OSU and WSU are the two schools with what are byfar the worst facilities in the league, and as a result struggle with OOC scheduling the most. Both to play guarantee games like the one that Bohnhead scheduled for us at Michigan on a fairly regular basis-OSU played in Ann Arbor last year, and WSU went to Auburn within the last couple years. OSU is also heading to the Horseshoe on a one-off in 2018. Both also play MWC (other than Boise and AFA) schools on a regular basis. WSU has a one for one coming up with Wyoming. Point being, those two are on a different level when it comes to scheduling than the other ten.
If I had a little brother, I'd actually care what he was doing.
CU is absolutely interested in scheduling a home/home with CSU every so often.
CU is not interested in playing a neutral site game or home/home with CSU every year.
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No. RG is not interested in that either.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
I couldn't care less if we never play CSU again.
From RG today:
I can't believe they schedule games of dominoes 12 years out!
Any guesses? More focus in Texas or trying to get in front of SEC country more with FL/GA/LA?
Hopefully both.