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Despite the eight home games, it does project out to be a pretty brutal schedule ...

Posted on August 13, 2026 at 10:31:04 AM by Cutter

It's no wonder P4 teams are thinking about lightening their non conference schedules as long as there's a 12-team CFP with no consistent strength of schedule measure considered by the selection committee.

It makes you wonder if USC will look back at the 2026 thru 2029 seasons and thinks it's a good idea to play Notre Dame for four years starting in 2030. Texas apparently is thinking about dropping their home-and-home with the Irish because of CFB's rather bizarre post-season setup.

Of course, this changes to different degrees if the CFP expands to 16 or 24 teams. The problem, of course, is that the B1G, the SEC and their media partners can't get out of their own way. So I assume schools are going to assume 12 teams going forward when it comes to OOC scheduling.

Still no word on Michigan beyond the game at Texas next year (except for the home-and-home in 2033/4 with Notre Dame). Will the new AD and Willingham want to keep the current "sandwich" set up with two minor opponents being played before and after a major program? Or does the Maize-and-Blue embrace its "inner Cignetti" and play three body bag games before conference play? I have a feeling Fox Sports, CBS and NBC will have a say in this.

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