Here it is:

August 30th (Thurs.) - Murray State - TBA

September 8th (Sat.) - Middle Tennessee - TBA

September 15th (Sat.) - at Kentucky - TBA

September 22nd (Sat.) - Syracuse - TBA

September 29th (Sat.) - N.C. State - TBA

October 6th (Sat.) - Utah

October 13th (Sat.) - at Cincinnati - TBA

October 20th (Sat.) - at UConn - TBA

October 27th (Sat.) - Pittsburgh - TBA

November 8th (Thurs.) - at WVU - 7:30pm

November 17th (Sat.) - at South Florida - TBA

November 29th (Thurs.) - Rutgers

9-0 going into Morgantown.

Looks like I should be able to make 11 of the 12 games...that's awesome....awesome....awesome...

 

This is not the most ideal schedule...but 7 home games if flat out great.

The Big East does a great job of end loading their schedule to keep the Big East in the forefront for as long as possible.

West Virginia's schedule:

 

Sat. Sept. 1 Western Michigan Home Parents' Day

Sat. Sept. 8 Marshall Away

Thurs. Sept. 13 Maryland Away

Sat. Sept. 22 East Carolina Home

Sat. Sept. 29 South Florida Away

Sat. Oct. 6 Syracuse Away

Sat. Oct. 20 Mississippi State Home Homecoming

Sat. Oct. 27 Rutgers Away

Thurs. Nov. 8 Louisville Home Mountaineer Day

Sat. Nov. 17 Cincinnati Away

Sat. Nov. 24 Connecticut Home

Sat. Dec. 1 Pitt Home

 

 

Notice that WVU has to travel to NJ the week before the 'Ville visits them.

 

 

Notice that WVU has to travel to NJ the week before the 'Ville visits them.

Oh I did.:thumb:

Not the most compelling home schedule, but I'll make the best of it. A road trip to Commonwealth (aka Papa Johns East) may be in order! :lol:

The Big East does a great job of end loading their schedule to keep the Big East in the forefront for as long as possible.

 

So the Big East makes the conference schedule? I think that's a good thing. Too many conferences races are effectively over by the beginning of November. The Big East basically had the national stage for about three straight weeks this past fall. Good work!

That schedule is CAKE! There are only 4 games that they have a chance of losing (Pitt, UK, WV and Rutgers). They better not overlook the CATS because they are good enough to beat them and the game is in Lexington. I would LOVE to see Louisville play UK's schedule next year... They would lose at least 4 games!!! UK could go 10-2 with Louisville's Schedule.

That schedule is CAKE! There are only 4 games that they have a chance of losing (Pitt, UK, WV and Rutgers). They better not overlook the CATS because they are good enough to beat them and the game is in Lexington. I would LOVE to see Louisville play UK's schedule next year... They would lose at least 4 games!!! UK could go 10-2 with Louisville's Schedule.

:laugh: The toughest games are on the road, UK would lose to WVU, Louisville, Rutgers, and probably to USF and Cincy on the road. I admit UK has a tough schedule but there are no sure 4 losses if Louisville played it, Louisville can take the field with every team. I am not saying that the Cards aren't capable of losing 4 but it is certainly not a forgone conclusion.

11-1. The game at South Florida a week after playing at West Virginia looks like a trap game to me.

11-1. The game at South Florida a week after playing at West Virginia looks like a trap game to me.

Could be, but I don't see them overlooking the game, considering that USF has never lost to Louisville at home, and absolutely humiliated them in the last game played at RJS.

Very weak OTS, lose one and consider yourselves not in any BSC talk. Win all and you'll be playing for a national title. That being said, if UofL beats UK I'll be cheering for you through and through!!!

Bonafide Division 1 schedule that features six teams that won bowl games in 2006.

I'll be celebrating my 23rd birthday at The Pizza Box while Rutgers gets a revenge game handed to them. Nice.