Mizzou is playing them again this year.

We'll see how resilient UCF is. Bortles bailed them out on several occasions (especially Temple - he and the rest of the offense had no help whatsoever in that game). UCF should still be a solid opponent, but I doubt they will be much more difficult than Indiana (who I think will make a jump in the B10 next year, but that's a different discussion).

Dear moron: I was specifically referring to home games, not the schedule. Duke, Florida, Colorado, Wake, Nova et al were not home games. If anything that only makes my point further that he scheduled even tougher by having them all away from home.


Read the post next time.

Hilarious isn't it?

MU beat Florida this year, and we all remember them being good last year

Thing about KU is that they do it in both sports. Not only does KU run America in basketball but football going in with a 9 game conference schedule (the only true way to decide a champion) and a non con featuring ACC Championship game participant Duke.

wow...

LMAO and if youre lucky you might win one of those games. I'd not hold my breath based on recent history though.

Is UCLA a tomato can?

I'm just so embarrassed Missouri played the 24th toughest schedule, according to Sagarin this year.

Tomato cans!

Don't ever change bambi, we love you just the way you are

? What do you mean?

You like dodging Auburn, Alabama, and LSU?

Never change

Yeah....cause Mizzou decides its conference schedule.....dumbass.

Not sure how we avoided Auburn....playing them for the SEC title and all.

I don't know....he's an expert at dodging, so there may be some aspect of scheduling that we're not aware of.

But that doesn't apply to 2007, I'm sure.

They will never admit their football schedule sucked this year, except for the two games they lost. I suppose Okie was a good win. The rest? Tomato cans. Just like Alden wants it.

You have the 269th toughest SoS in Pomeroy, and you break out unranked Ucla. Alden knows what he has here, I'll give him that.