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Catfan, 2 Pac 10 teams and 2 SEC teams every year might be a bit overzealous, although i would certainly respect any team that was willing to do that.
I think for teams like BSU, BYU, FSU, Utah, TCU, a perfect OOc schedule would be to play 2 average to above average BCS schools, 1 high midmajor, and 1 low-average midmajor. This is what most high midmajors try to do. The only highmidmajor that doesn't seem to schedule like this consistently is BSU for some reason. I'm not sure why that is, but it seems like they typically schedule 1 decent BCS school, 2 below average-average midmajors and a DII every year. Like you said, if your LSU you can do that because your conference schedule is so tough. Fans of BCS conferences think the WAC is terrible competition and therefore, they won't respect a team playing in the WAC that also plays subpar OOC schedules as well.
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