2023 Schedule

[EnviroSciGuy]

Honestly with the depth and injury issues getting a top opponent early is probably the best chance at success.

 

[Giants1973]

Looks like the tweet was deleted. Strange.

Last year, the ACC schedule was announced on Monday January 31st and it was the subject of a 2 hour show on the ACCN. I expect the same thing will happen this season.

If history means anything, we will play Pitt and BC at home late in the season. Probably will end the schedule against BC.

And we will play FSU early. Meaning before November (would love to play them in Tallahassee in mid or late November).

I expect we will play Clemson at home relatively early. Early October probably. Would not be surprised if they move the Syracuse-Clemson game to September 2nd and move the Colgate game to another month.

Chris, are you ready to reveal your complete ACC schedule? Your models have been consistently very good in past years...

Date	Opponent	Time/TV	Comments
Saturday, September 2nd	COLGATE
Saturday, September 9th	WESTERN MICHIGAN
Saturday, September 16th	at Purdue
Saturday, September 23rd	ARMY
TBD	at Georgia Tech
TBD	at Florida State
TBD	WAKE FOREST
TBD	CLEMSON
TBD	at Virginia Tech
TBD	at North Carolina
TBD	PITTSBURGH
TBD	BOSTON COLLEGE

Need to be 4-0 . No worst 3-1

 

[llandz]

I'm most likely coming for the 1st 2 games. No reason to come later in the season. Come for the warm games, and still to escape the heat in AZ. No more SU obligations to determine when I can come.

 

[CuseGrad94]

yes my schedule is ready to be revealed. The entire thing is attached. Here is the short version:
9/2 Colgate
9/9 WMU
9/16 @ Purdue
9/23 Army
9/30 @ FSU
10/7-BYE
10/13 or 10/14 Clemson
10/21 Wake Forest
10/28 @ Georgia Tech
11/4 Pittsburgh
11/11 @ UNC
11/18- @ Virginia Tech
11/25- BC

I see 11-1. Only loss is at home to Wake without Hartman after we upset Clemson and @FSU in back to back games.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[kcsu]

I'm most likely coming for the 1st 2 games. No reason to come later in the season. Come for the warm games, and still to escape the heat in AZ. No more SU obligations to determine when I can come.

Dont miss Army whenever it is. The academies are what college football is all about. Wish we played Army or Navy annually

 

[All4SU]

New 3-5-5 schedule, playing a 3-3-5 in the 3-1-5.

It’s enough to make your head spin.

 

[TexanMark]

New 3-5-5 schedule, playing a 3-3-5 in the 3-1-5.

It’s enough to make your head spin.

I love the new 3-5-5

I'd rather play the coastal teams twice over 4 years vs twice over 12 years.

If they can only get Pitt and BC on opposite H/A years...

 

[TexanMark]

Dont miss Army whenever it is. The academies are what college football is all about. Wish we played Army or Navy annually

As long as Navy is in the AAC...never going to happen.

Army as an Indy is much more likely.

We'll see how we feel about an annual Army game in another 5 years.

Personally I'm cool with playing them often but maybe 4-6 times a decade.

I'd even be cool with an extra game in Yankee Stadium once a decade in years we have at least 6 home games at the Dome.

 

[BVille44]

With the new scheduling format is it possible that Clemson will not be on our 2023 home schedule? Reading the press release it sounds like BC, Pitt, and FSU are the only ACC teams we will definitely play next season.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

With the new scheduling format is it possible that Clemson will not be on our 2023 home schedule? Reading the press release it sounds like BC, Pitt, and FSU are the only ACC teams we will definitely play next season.

2023
Sept. 2 vs. Colgate
Sept. 9 vs. Western Michigan
Sept. 16 at Purdue
Sept. 23 vs. Army West Point

ACC home games: Boston College, Clemson, Pitt, Wake Forest
ACC away games: Florida State, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Virginia Tech

 

[SUDadx2]

Dont miss Army whenever it is. The academies are what college football is all about. Wish we played Army or Navy annually

No, thank you. I love the academies, but would to not play them.

I would prefer to play non-conference games against teams that a win would help us to become bowl eligible and/or in recruiting. We don’t recruit against the academies so there’s no advantage there. If we win, we we supposed to win. If we lose it’s an upset Competitively the academies are difficult to prepare for because their schemes are different than most teams we will play.

Just my opinion l, but I’d play teams that give us exposure to recruits. To do that you need to play schools you recruit against (Rutgers), that are located in areas where you recruit (U Conn) or put you on a national stage (Tennessee in 2025).

Just my opinion.

 

[TexanMark]

SUDad: 4-6 total games a decade isn't that much.

West Point games are pretty easy to drive to from CNY. It is also very close to tri-state fans and alumni.

 

[Arangeman]

I'd even be cool with an extra game in Yankee Stadium once a decade in years we have at least 6 home games.

Well, you are in luck then

 

[TexanMark]

With the new scheduling format is it possible that Clemson will not be on our 2023 home schedule? Reading the press release it sounds like BC, Pitt, and FSU are the only ACC teams we will definitely play next season.

This is the official breakout of ACC games the next three years.

ACC Announces Football Schedule Model for 2023-26

GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – The Atlantic Coast Conference announced Tuesday a new football scheduling model that will go into effect beginning with the 2023 season. The new model is based on a 3-5-5 structure whereby each team will play three primary opponents annually and face the other 10...

theacc.com

 

[cusefan88]

Well, you are in luck then

I've heard similar things if you're insinuating what I think you are.

 

[JRHEETER]

As long as Navy is in the AAC...never going to happen.

Army as an Indy is much more likely.

We'll see how we feel about an annual Army game in another 5 years.

Personally I'm cool with playing them often but maybe 4-6 times a decade.

I'd even be cool with an extra game in Yankee Stadium once a decade in years we have at least 6 home games.

Please, no more Yankee Stadium games

 

[kcsu]

As long as Navy is in the AAC...never going to happen.

Army as an Indy is much more likely.

We'll see how we feel about an annual Army game in another 5 years.

Personally I'm cool with playing them often but maybe 4-6 times a decade.

I'd even be cool with an extra game in Yankee Stadium once a decade in years we have at least 6 home games.

It's the pageantry and as far as away venues go West Point is pretty hard to beat.

 

[Frozen]

I've heard similar things if you're insinuating what I think you are.

SPILL IT

 

[Cuseregular]

SPILL IT

3,2,1…….

 

[storange]

Please, no more Yankee Stadium games

Agree , and disagree, seats for football do suck , but I have had great times going into. NY and Yankee Stadium all three Pinstripe Bowls .

 

[TexanMark]

Agree , and disagree, seats for football do suck , but I have had great times going into. NY and Yankee Stadium all three Pinstripe Bowls .

Say you have a 5 game series with Army

2 at the Dome
2 at Michie
1 at YS

A fan in Upstate NY could easily make 4 of the 5 games. And treat a game in early November at YS as a special event.

The turf situation situation needs to be figured out. I was appalled at how bad it looked on TV.

 

[rrlbees]

Agree , and disagree, seats for football do suck , but I have had great times going into. NY and Yankee Stadium all three Pinstripe Bowls .

Football games at Yankee Stadium blow.

 

[richmondcuse03]

Football games at Yankee Stadium blow.

Agree. Would rather play at home or at West Point. West Point is honestly a better trip than yankee stadium too.

 

[JRHEETER]

Agree , and disagree, seats for football do suck , but I have had great times going into. NY and Yankee Stadium all three Pinstripe Bowls .

Pinstripe bowl yes

However, hate hate hate hate hate moving regular season HOME games to Yankee Stadium