(06-05-2017 12:51 PM)HartfordHusky Wrote:  

(05-04-2017 11:12 AM)billybobby777 Wrote:  

(05-04-2017 09:04 AM)Huskypride Wrote:  

(04-30-2017 03:57 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  Still keeping an eye on this. Some tidbits:

San Diego St and Colorado St are challenging ECU for the lead with most P5 games scheduled with 7 P5 home games scheduled so far over next decade. ECU has 8 P5 home games scheduled. Hawaii, Old Dominion & Uconn have 6.

In 2019 Rice has Wake & Baylor at home with Texas down the road at NRG.

*Im not counting CSU's neutrals vs Colorado in Denver or Uconn vs BC in Fenway.

UConn and BC was originally gonna be a home game for UConn, but they changed it to Fenway park. So it is still technically a home game for uconn based on the amount of tickets that UConn has to sell VS. BC and because it was supposed to be a Rentschler Field.

I already count Navy's home games vs ND, including a game in San Diego as an AAC "home game". I don't count Colorado St's yearly Denver games with Colorado as CSU home games...I could add Uconn vs BC as a Uconn home game, but then I'd feel compelled to add other games like that. I originally only counted home games as on your campus, but a Navy fan got on me about that because of the Notre Dame series. I just want to be fair. I think it's an interesting metric to use, particularly since the AAC is touting itself as "P6". "Power" schools get home games vs other power schools. Plus it gives the fan bases future scheduling news.

UConn vs BC should be counted in my opinion because it was scheduled as a UConn home game and UConn accepted an offer from Fenway to move it in exchange for payment. It's part of a home and home series.

Will there be more UConn or BC fans there? Will it be louder in the stadium when UConn is on defense, or offense? That decides whether it's a home game.