9/1 – Marshall
9/15 – James Madison (@ FedEx Field in Landover Maryland)
9/22 – Maryland
9/29 – Baylor
10/6 – @ Texas
10/13 – @ Texas Tech
10/20 – Kansas State
11/3 – TCU
11/10 – @ Oklahoma State
11/17 – Oklahoma
11/24 – @ Iowa State
12/1 – Kansas
Five home games against Big 12 opponents.
Along with non-conference home games against Marshall and Maryland and a neutral-site game with James Madison in Washington, D.C., that gives WVU eight money-making games in 2012.
All Big 12 games are played on Saturdays. (Barring any changes to accomodate TV schedules.)
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Word to your unkle rufus
Looks pretty good!
Pitt is, of course, missing… but both sides are reportedly looking into ways to make it a non-conf game in future years. (Not necessary in my opinion, but I can understand the desire to continue the series.)
I’m not sure how I’m gonig to behave when presented with an “official” schedule that doesn’t include a Thrs or Fri night game… Wondering if this will be the end of “Noon kicks” as well?
thinking of bringing my boys to the Spring game – see any of you guys there?
Actually, there’s a good chance that Shane, Ern and I will all be there… still a bit too early to say for sure, though.
Anyone else planning to go?
a real schedule that the pundits can’t dismiss. someone on BR predicted that we would sell out every game this year, and I would agree. Now does that include the visitor’s section? do you think Kansas, OK, Iowa and TX will come east? (actually we visit KSU and KU!?!)
I live near DC so will be buying JMU tickets soon. EXCITED. you guys need to put a countdown to kickoff on the site.
Our “visitor section” holds, what? A thousand people? I’m sure many of the teams in the Big 12 are just as curious/excited about coming to Mo’town as we are about going to their towns. I’ll be shocked if the visitor’s area isn’t completely full… at least for the first two years.
A 10-2 season in the first year is definitely possible. Anything more will depend on the defense, but the offense can score on anyone.
Then again, we’re almost a mirror of Oklahoma State from last year, except with the potential to be better. So, a run at the NC is not out of the question.
This will definitely help to cement a perennial Top-15 program. With the basketball team projected to develop over the rest of this year into next, we may be coming into a Golden Age of WVU sports.
As T.O. would say, “Getcha popcorn ready!”
actually WVU allots the visisting team 5,000 seats. And those seats are too good IMHO. I suggest moving students to the visitors section (Sec 101-thru-98), and move the visitors to the upper level. Certainly visitors should not have as good as seats as WVU gives them.
Also, this will be the first spring game I will miss in over 15 years.
I have meetings in Charleston that weekend. arrrgh…
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