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AE,

You are the only goof on here!

Here's the question Moldo: Why are you guys throwing fits about the Big Ten's out of conference schedule being weak, when the ENTIRE schedule for the Big East (save perhaps one or two games with Miami and VT that don't make up for all the D-IAA opponents) is very weak? Come on, are Cincinnati, South Florida, and Rutgers top 10 teams that are playing for a spot in the Rose bowl? Or are they teams that couldn't even compete with the MAC teams that the Big Ten plays? I tend to think the latter.

ARE YOU DENSE OR SOMETHING?????? For the hundredth time. We are discussing the NON-CONFERENCE scheduling of the Big Ten. NOT the conference tie-ins. The OPTIONAL games that they play BEFORE conference play. Heaven help us!!!!!!

Moldy's gettin' upset. YOU DON'T WANNA SEE HIM WHEN HE'S ANGRY!

And hey Hollywood, maybe I'll stop down in Loysburg and pour sugar in your lawnmower's gastank. Your 20 dollar a week allowance will be gone. Better reconsider your words, girl.

Well, talking just OOC schedule alone, the Big East has 6 games with I-AA competition, and 13 games (counting the I-AA games) that are scheduled against teams that are jokes, which is roughly 40% of the OOC games for Big East being really easy wins, at least if the Big East isn't too horrible. Apparently Pitt is too horrible, because they lost to the Ohio Bobcats.

You know what's great? Pitt has 2 all-time losses to MAC schools. Both happened on national television. Anyone else see why they can't get recruits?

You are right, Pitt does have 2 all-time losses to MAC schools. But they were not both on national television. The 2003 loss at Toledo was not televised. Thank goodness for that!

Hilltop, I definitely saw that game, on TV, here in Texas. And it was a weekday night, which means it was not on the Gameplan.

I believe mighty PSU lost to Toledo 28-0 in mighty Beaver Stadium!

Definitely saw that game too. hahahaha