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Message: [QUOTE="Hoo's That, post: 4694623, member: 3609"] IMO, the time for non-football teams. For example, USC plays WLax. Each year they will most probably have 3 games in the Eastern time zone. I can see the schedule's being split into H-A pairings for them as OSU-Michigan, PSU-Rutgers, and Maryland-Hopkins, with Northwestern thrown in with one or the other group. All of the B1G plays softball, but that means USC and UCLA will each have one literal coast-to-coast trip each year when they play Rutgers or Maryland (flying from LAX to Newark or Dulles). They do pick up more games in the Central time zone, though. [/QUOTE]