Six weeks from now, the 2014 college football season will kick off, and with it, a number of marquee nonconference games.
Games such as Michigan State-Oregon, LSU-Wisconsin, Clemson-Georgia, Florida State-Notre Dame, Texas-UCLA, Auburn-Kansas State and Notre Dame-Arizona State will be fascinating intersectional confrontations along with traditional rivalries such as Clemson-South Carolina, Notre Dame-Southern California, Notre Dame-Michigan, Georgia-Georgia Tech and Army-Navy.
With the new College Football Playoff, strong schedules are as important as ever, but realignment and the advent of the nine-game schedule have changed college football scheduling, breaking up some classic rivalries and making others difficult to fit into the schedule, especially on a regular basis.
Here is a look at some college football home-and-home series that need to happen to make the game a more interesting and engrossing experience for fans.
//from Bleacher Report http://ift.tt/1mzS3y8
via IFTTT July 13, 2014 at 09:25PM
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