, especially when there probably isn’t anyone else in conference that has to deal with that.
It’s pretty obvious when a team a being treated unfairly. The team that has finished or at the bottom of the pack or the last few years opens with the two teams that are projected to finish 1 & 2, it’s pretty obvious what the conference did there. I don’t care about Nebraska’s schedule or how they’re being treated, but Willard has a point with some of this stuff. When the schedule makers just throw stuff together, then you get situations like Maryland playing 3 in a row on the road. On the other hand, when you’re Purdue, you get to open with 2 teams that are projected to finish in the bottom four, Minnesota and Nebraska. Surely, you don’t think that’s a coincidence.