Schedules

[G-Men_in_Mass]

I always change the schedule getting rid of all the Non-confernce cupcakes and make it A+ every year, which is why I have yet to even make the BCS Championship game

[Tovarich]

I always look up the future schedules and put the real games in when I can. EA somewhat does this, but they can't even get conference schedules right. I'd rather they spend time getting those to not be broken(for once) before they worry about making sure they got that Tennessee-Oregon home and home in the game in like 8 years or whenever that is.

The poll logic doesn't seem to care if you beat #1, #2, #3 and #4 in your OOC schedule.

Last year I built up Army, I was pre-season #10. I scheduled #1 Ohio State for my first game, beat them, and was still ranked behind them in Week 2. I moved up to #2 with 3 games to go. Undefeated Hawaii was somewhere around #20. They had 3 losing teams left. They jumped something like 20 to 12 to 6 to 2 and passed me.

[rudyjuly2]

I hate playing opponents that are too easy. I always change the schedule so all 4 opponents are BCS opponents and I usually make it much harder on myself. One year I scheduled 4 of the Top 7 (I was an A team though).

[BadAssHskr]

i toughen it as i go, but generally i start with a less than desirable for that first match up of the season.

[MrOctober430]

I always schedule 2 cupcakes or middle of the road teams and 2 powerhouses. The big games I always play away.

[countryboy]

I don't have a set way of doing things. I'll usually do return trip games at some point and then there are teams that I just want to play. Kentucky is always on my schedule though.

[bufordbuckeye]

I try to follow the real schedule of the team I am using, except I will replace FCS teams. Once I get to the point where teams are still TBA I will try to make an "A" schedule with a major "home and home" series going with another BCS school.

[JTRaines92]

I never change mine...