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This is a thread I love remaking after a season ends, but for now I wanted to make this since we just had a complete schedule released, this will be my fourth year watching Oregon games but looking at the non-conference schedule after 2023 seems pretty generic since most of them are average Big 12 teams but then things spice up in 2029 with Michigan State (if they're still decent) and Ohio State.

My question is: Is there any non-conference opponent you would love to see? I have quite a few, here's my list:

ACC (even tho it's not possible rn despite the "alliance"): Clemson and Miami.
SEC: The entire SEC West (especially Alabama, LSU and Auburn) and Florida.
Big 12: TCU and Kansas State.
B1G: Michigan and Penn State.

ACC:
- Miami (Cristobal)
- Florida State (It was really fun kicking their ass in 2015, let's do it again)
- Boston College (Always found their stadium to be aesthetically pleasing)

Big Ten:
- Ohio State (I want them at Autzen, dammit)
- Minnesota (Just think it would be a fun home/home, had a couple of good Sun Bowls against them 20 years ago)
- Iowa (Would love to visit Kinnick Stadium and experience the Children's Hospital wave after Q1)

Big 12:
- No One

Other:
- Notre Dame

SEC:
- Bama (Home & Home - might possibly be the loudest Autzen game ever)
- LSU (Would be fun to experience a night game at Tiger Stadium)
- Florida (Chance to experience The Swamp)

DmoneyDuck wrote:ACC:
- Miami (Cristobal)
- Florida State (It was really fun kicking their ass in 2015, let's do it again)
- Boston College (Always found their stadium to be aesthetically pleasing)

Big Ten:
- Ohio State (I want them at Autzen, dammit)
- Minnesota (Just think it would be a fun home/home, had a couple of good Sun Bowls against them 20 years ago)
- Iowa (Would love to visit Kinnick Stadium and experience the Children's Hospital wave after Q1)

Big 12:
- No One

Other:
- Notre Dame

SEC:
- Bama (Home & Home - might possibly be the loudest Autzen game ever)
- LSU (Would be fun to experience a night game at Tiger Stadium)
- Florida (Chance to experience The Swamp)

Ohio State will indeed come to Autzen in 2032, but imagine the possible Alabama game, it would be crazy and definitely be in College GameDay, I believe it will prolly be scheduled for 2035 and 2036, also Alabama has indeed gone to the Pacific Northwest when they defeated the UW Huskies in 1978 at their home stadium

For some reason I wanna see Oregon cancelling the TTU home and home series and replacing it with an Alabama series.

Anything fairly close to Nashville. Norte dame, Oklahoma st, Florida st

duckfan96 wrote:Anything fairly close to Nashville. Norte dame, Oklahoma st, Florida st

Oklahoma State will indeed come, we are very lucky we scheduled them because they have their P5 slate full until 2037.

I wanna see us take Neutered Lame down a notch. But any team in the South as I live in Georgia now and would definitely go to it. Hope we give Georgia a game at MB stadium next year. Will be there in green and gold.

I would like some home-and-home series with ACC and SEC teams. In the last 25 years all we’ve gotten are Virginia, Tennessee, and Mississippi State that I can remember, everyone else canceled or will only do “neutral” sites in their own backyard. The Pac-12, Big Ten, ACC scheduling alliance will get us someone from the ACC and I’d assume us, USC, and UW are in line for the ACC’s premier programs like Clemson, Florida State, Miami, Virginia Tech.

G-5s and FCS: I’d like a win over Boise State to shut them up, but anything other than a 3-for-1 shouldn’t be offered. BYU is doing a 2-for-1. If we play an FCS team let it be Portland State, keep the payout money local and Bruce Barnum does an unbelievable job there, I knew someone on staff there and some great people in the program. UC Davis as well. I met Dan Hawkins at a camp I was playing at and he’s a good dude. It was my friends who were recruit-worthy and yet he still spent time on me he didn’t have to. UC Davis has obvious ties (Bellotti, Aliotti, Petersen) and Ron Gould was coaching at the time we played them.