(06-14-2017 02:33 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  

(06-14-2017 02:16 PM)Knights_of_UCF Wrote:  

(06-14-2017 12:34 PM)YNot Wrote:  Not enough separation from the MWC to say that it solidifies P6 status based on P5 home games. But it's getting there. The AA has 10 schools with 4 or more future P5 home games. MWC has 5 schools and CUSA has 2 schools.

AAC
ECU = 8
Temple = 6
Tulane = 6
UConn = 6
Navy = 6 (all v. Notre Dame)
Houston = 5
Cincy = 4
Memphis = 4
UCF = 4
USF = 4

SMU = 1
Tulsa = 1

MWC
SDSU = 8
CSU = 7
Hawaii = 6
Boise St = 5
Wyoming =5

Fresno St = 2
Nevada = 2
SJSU = 2
UNLV =2
Air Force = 1
Utah St. = 1
UNM = 0

CUSA
Old Dominion = 6
Rice =5

Charlotte = 3
MTU = 3

LA Tech = 2
FIU = 2
UTEP = 2
WKU = 2
S. Miss = 1
UTSA = 1
N. Texas = 1
Marshall = 1
FAU = 0
UAB = 0

Only NIU (3) and Ohio, Appalachian St., Georgia St., and Texas St. (each with 2) have more than 1 from the MAC and Sun Belt.

True but MWC has a built in handicap such that they are the only schools for PAC teams to play without traveling across the country. ACC and SEC teams can simply play eachother. Same with big 12 and big 10.

I don't see it as a handicap, I see it as a positive for them. The PAC and MWC are the only 2 Western conferences out of the 10 conferences. Those 2 will always play each other simply because of logistics...Throw BYU in the mix for H&H's whenever they want them or New Mexico St. After Idaho drops down only twenty six out of one hundred thirty FBS schools will be left in the West....

we agree, I worded it wrong. MWC has an advantage being the only close league for PAC teams to play.