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[QUOTE="BlazeOrange, post: 1177992, member: 683"]
Is there an actual movement to this effect?  I know conferences have requirements to play at least one P5 school OOC and/or have made agreements with other conferences for games, but I haven't seen anyone championing an entire P5-based schedule.  Strength of schedule is often discussed for the playoff contenders, which will result in the factory schools starting to schedule tougher - especially after someone is denied a berth on that basis.
 
I'd like to see some sort of rotational agreement where each P5 team plays teams from two other P5 conferences each season.  Host one year and visit the next, but not necessarily against the same opponent - let the conferences work out the matchups or roughly base it on the prior season's standings.  After the two-year cycle, play a similiar series against the other two P5 conferences.  That would provide a good basis for comparison between conferences and still allow each school to schedule 2 or 3 OOC games (depending on how many conference games they hold) as they wish.
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