I looked at all of the ACC teams non-conference schedules and they are real solid for most teams. Florida State has to be playing the toughest non-conference schedule of any team in the country.
Here is how I have it. We are rebuilding and still have the 5th toughest non-conference schedule which is crazy but commendable.
1. Florida State: Oklahoma State(N) in Arlington, The Citadel, Notre Dame, Florida.
2. Clemson: at Georgia, South Carolina State, Georgia State, South Carolina.
3. Virginia: UCLA, Richmond, at Brigham Young, Kent State.
4. Miami: Florida A&M, Arkansas State, at Nebraska, Cincinnati.
5. Syracuse: Villanova, at Central Michigan, Maryland, Notre Dame(N)in Metlife.
6. North Carolina: Liberty, San Diego State, at East Carolina, at Notre Dame.
7. Louisville: Murray State, at Florida International, at Notre Dame, Kentucky.
8. Boston College: at UMass, Southern Cal, Maine, Colorado State.
9. Virginia Tech: William & Mary, at Ohio State, East Carolina, Western Michigan.
10. Georgia Tech: Wofford, at Tulane, Georgia Southern, at Georgia.
11. Pittsburgh: Delaware, at Florida International, Iowa, Akron.
12. Duke: Elon, at Troy, Kansas, Tulane.
13. Wake Forest: at Louisiana-Monroe, Gardner-Webb, at Utah State, Army.
14. North Carolina State: Georgia Southern, Old Dominion, at South Florida, Presbyterian.
Teams under scheduling: NC State, Wake, Duke, Virginia Tech
Teams over scheduling: Florida State, Virginia, Syracuse
The non-UNC North Carolina schools need to schedule better I mean those are weak schedules 1 BCS opponent among the three of them and its Kansas which has won like 4 games the last years.
VPI is playing at Ohio State and then 3 easier home games.
Florida State can handle its tough schedule, but UVA and Syracuse have over-scheduled. Next year should be the year we play a tougher non-conference and we are with LSU onboard, but UVA is really giving London no help with their tough schedule.
Here is how I have it. We are rebuilding and still have the 5th toughest non-conference schedule which is crazy but commendable.
1. Florida State: Oklahoma State(N) in Arlington, The Citadel, Notre Dame, Florida.
2. Clemson: at Georgia, South Carolina State, Georgia State, South Carolina.
3. Virginia: UCLA, Richmond, at Brigham Young, Kent State.
4. Miami: Florida A&M, Arkansas State, at Nebraska, Cincinnati.
5. Syracuse: Villanova, at Central Michigan, Maryland, Notre Dame(N)in Metlife.
6. North Carolina: Liberty, San Diego State, at East Carolina, at Notre Dame.
7. Louisville: Murray State, at Florida International, at Notre Dame, Kentucky.
8. Boston College: at UMass, Southern Cal, Maine, Colorado State.
9. Virginia Tech: William & Mary, at Ohio State, East Carolina, Western Michigan.
10. Georgia Tech: Wofford, at Tulane, Georgia Southern, at Georgia.
11. Pittsburgh: Delaware, at Florida International, Iowa, Akron.
12. Duke: Elon, at Troy, Kansas, Tulane.
13. Wake Forest: at Louisiana-Monroe, Gardner-Webb, at Utah State, Army.
14. North Carolina State: Georgia Southern, Old Dominion, at South Florida, Presbyterian.
Teams under scheduling: NC State, Wake, Duke, Virginia Tech
Teams over scheduling: Florida State, Virginia, Syracuse
The non-UNC North Carolina schools need to schedule better I mean those are weak schedules 1 BCS opponent among the three of them and its Kansas which has won like 4 games the last years.
VPI is playing at Ohio State and then 3 easier home games.
Florida State can handle its tough schedule, but UVA and Syracuse have over-scheduled. Next year should be the year we play a tougher non-conference and we are with LSU onboard, but UVA is really giving London no help with their tough schedule.
