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[QUOTE="shantydaze, post: 2227120, member: 666"]
Living in Wisconsin, most of my choices would be selfish and based on the ease of the drive to the game. The Wisconsin series is a win/lose as it pits my undergrad versus my grad schools. Moving beyond that, I would like to see games at stadiums/cities I would like to visit. It is a big plus if I could spend Saturday visiting a campus and a Sunday going to an NFL venue.

1. Tulane - I want to get back to New Orleans and cannot make the LSU game this year.
2. Colorado - A late November day where I could ski on Friday, watch Cuse on Saturday and the Broncos on Sunday.
3. Ole Miss - Would love to see a game at the Grove. Bonus points if the game is at the same time Ole Miss is decimated by sanctions.
4. UCLA - Rose Bowl, although I would rather see a game there as a result of the Orange making the CFP :).
5. Northwestern - Closest venue other than Wisconsin and without the conflicted emotions at the end of the game.

From an East Coast perspective, I would like to see a mix of UConn, Rutgers, Maryland and Penn State every year. Unlike some of the ACC teams, we do not have an annual game against an in-state rival, so I would not mind starting a rotating regional rivalry game each year.

While Army and Navy games would be okay, I do not think there is any real benefit if we win, and there is definitely a negative perception if we lose. I would only want them on the schedule when we have GT also on the schedule because it would give SU a chance to play and practice against an option twice in one season.
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