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Nebraska schedules 2017 season-opener vs. Arkansas State
Brian Wilmer - May 18, 2015Nebraska announced today that Arkansas State will visit Lincoln’s Memorial Stadium to open the 2017 season.
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ACC Early Season 2015 Football TV Schedule announced
Kevin Kelley - May 15, 2015The ACC early season 2015 football TV schedule has been announced, which features 20 games on the ESPN networks.
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2015 Big Ten football Homecoming kickoff times announced
Kevin Kelley - May 15, 2015The Big Ten Conference has announced football homecoming kickoff times for the 2015 season.
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Longest Winning Droughts Over Non-Conference Power Five Teams
Amy Daughters - May 14, 2015A look at ten college football teams with the longest winning droughts vs. regular-season, non-conference Power Five opponents.
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Auburn Completes 2017 Non-Conference Football Schedule
Kevin Kelley - May 12, 2015The Auburn Tigers have completed their 2017 non-conference football schedule, which includes games vs. Georgia Southern and at Clemson.
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Boise State adds Future Football Series vs. UTEP and Rice
Kevin Kelley - May 11, 2015The Boise State Broncos have added future football series against the UTEP Miners (2021-22) and the Rice Owls (2023-24), the school announced today.
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Georgia Southern to Open 2017 Season at Auburn
Kevin Kelley - May 11, 2015The Georgia Southern Eagles will play at the Auburn Tigers in 2017 and have pushed back their previously scheduled game at LSU to 2019.
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The Four Steps to Fairness in College Football Scheduling
Amy Daughters - May 7, 2015There is a glaring inequality in college football scheduling. Here are four steps to fairness, beginning with the same number of conference games.
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Report: Louisville, Purdue to Open 2017 Season in Indianapolis
Kevin Kelley - May 6, 2015The Louisville Cardinals and the Purdue Boilermakers will open the 2017 season at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, according to an ESPN report.
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Three New Bowls Approved, Pushes Total to 42 in 2015
Kevin Kelley - May 6, 2015Three new bowl games have been approved for the 2015 football season, which pushes the total to 42 including the College Football Championship Game.