>If you're playing different schools every year you still have
>to rely on them being good in that given year.

there's never a guarantee, that's for sure.

>You definitely
>won't see schools scheduling multiple blue blood programs in
>the OOC schedule.

multiple elite programs in a given year or on a yearly basis?

>Honestly with the playoff there isn't a
>reason to have a tough OOC schedule anyways if you are in one
>of the major conferences that has a conference championship -
>you'll control your own destiny either way.

i thought that the playoffs would de-emphasize the importance but really just the opposite...look at the blowback that wash is getting for their crap OOC schedule. and OSU can potentially benefit greatly from beating oklahoma. i think the new structure has clearly emphasized the importance of scheduling legit teams.