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given the returning experience, incoming talent, increased expectations, and the overall brand-strengthening, i'm especially curious to find out how the 2019 schedule fills out.
what we know:
1. opening game versus cincinnati (columbus)
2. gavitt games (columbus)
3. acc-b1g challenge (away probably versus cuse/ncsu/vt/unc)
4. kentucky in december (las vegas)
5. west virginia in december (cleveland)
of course i am. maybe you don't, but i want osu to play what should be a good big east team in the gavitt games.Now it is probable. Happy?
it certainly seems more probable now that i was probably right back then about the probabilities.The fact that you ended up being right doesn't mean you were right about the probability back then, my dude.
it certainly seems more probable now that i was probably right back then about the probabilities.
My guess is Atlantis is the most likely option for OSU.
Winner!
It is good to have a Big East team rather than yet another cupcake. I would say overall the nonconference schedule for OSU this year is shaping up as a B, not being in a nonconference tournament in 2019-20 is still problematic to me. UC, especially if they lose Cumberland, is not likely to make the tourney. WVU could be in for a bounce back year, but my guess is for them to be a bubble team. KY obviously is the marquee nonconference game, a big opportunity but likely a very difficult game to win. Could be playing a bubble team in Syracuse that I would guess will miss the tournament, but we dont know who they will play from the ACC just yet. The Big East is not likely to give OSU a matchup against a tourney team. I want to see a nonconference schedule with 3 or 4 chances against tournament teams, and I'm skeptical that will be the case. Overall a B or maybe B- if the Big East foe is a bottom feeder.updated
especially provided that osu plays solid big east and acc teams, that's a very good and very challenging non-conference schedule. the second half of november is going to be really tough (gavitt, b4a, acc-b1g)
edit: you'd assume that both duke and wvu will be on the other side of b4a's bracket. duke and osu are the likely headliners, and we already play wvu. i hope creighton is on our side. they project to be the best of the remaining teams.
what we know:
1. opening game versus cincinnati (in columbus)
2. villanova in november (columbus)
3. acc-b1g challenge (probably away versus cuse/ncsu/vt, maybe unc)
4. kentucky in december (las vegas)
5. west virginia in december (cleveland)