If you could play a home and home against 1 team from the Power 5 and 1 Military school in the next 3 years who would you choose and why?

ACC - Georgia Tech. Downtown ATL is awesome. Increase recruiting footing in GA.

Big Ten - Nebraska. Frank homecoming and revenge tour.

BIG12 - WVU. Close and game atmosphere would awesome.

PAC - Stanford. A hard nose game.

SEC - Vanderbilt. Good destination and a battle of the coach vs assistant.

Military - Navy. Ton of respect for their coach. Game would be slow and full of ground and pound though.

We have had several chances to play Navy, turned them all down.

If you could play a home and home against 1 team from the Power 5 and 1 Military school in the next 3 years who would you choose and why?

ACC:
1. Clemson-Wanna see Death Valley once before I die
2. Virginia Tech- Very drivable game along with Enter Sandman
3. North Carolina- Wish they could do a package game in November with basketball, would be incredible if schools could figure out how to do non-league games like this.

Big Ten:
1. Nebraska- Solid reasoning already explained above
2. Michigan- Gamedays in Ann Arbor are a lot of fun, along with the craft beer choices
3. Indiana- Easy drive, winnable game, solid bars, plus personal fan.

BIG12
1. WVU-No question.....the Moonshine Trophy should be a thing.....
2. Texas-A Weekend in Austin would result in a few Bobcats departing for drunker worlds
3. Texas Tech- Dough goes in, Tortillas come out

PAC12
1. Washington- A weekend on Puget Sound would be incredible, along with great football up there
2. Stanford- Great team that would be fun as hell. Plus I know a BA'er could hook us up with free tix.... I hope ;)
3. Arizona State-Mill Ave. keeps calling my name

SEC:
1. Vanderbilt- Winnable game, coach we know, plus in Nashville
2. Auburn- Something about Toomer's Corner would be incredible for a gameday
3. LSU- Death Valley Part 2 Bucket List

Military: Navy-Annapolis is beautiful as could be

Good choices and Army is a much better selection than the old oil tanker OCF's Navy Middlingshipmen.

Sorry Marines, Navy and Army. You are beneath Buck.Cat's standards.

Stand Navy down the field, sails set to the sky;
We'll never change our course, So Army you steer shy-y-y-y.
Roll up the score, Navy, anchors aweigh!
Sail Navy down the field and sink the Army, sink the Army grey!

You don't want to know.

This - never understood why there are not more "package" deals. Against

Rutgers - get into NYC/Jersey market for recruits - can also compete in Bball - and I have place to stay

ACC - NC State - further push into Carolinas for recruits - and easy drive

BIG12 - WVU. Obvious reasons

SEC - USC - fun stadium - and easy drive

Military - Prefer Army - great location, have attended may games there - though my father taught at Annapolis for a period of time.

Would also accept home and home in Basketball as part of a money game with the P5 schools

I really want to get a series with Indiana. Winnable Big Ten team, great place to visit and programs on the same level, honestly.

Let's get two W's

Play Rice in Athens
Merchant Marines Academy in Athens.

OSU is easily the game I’d like to see most. Would also love to see WVU in Peden

Thanks for the compliments about Colorado Springs. Wonder why 2-3 million people visit here each year.
I find people who make political comments on a message board pretty boring.

You may be right. Living in the Springs leads to a lot of that here in CO so I get a little sensitive about talk like that. The Springs is a pretty neat city and not really boring, but like so much in life, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The guy may like the 30 local breweries, that might keep him from being too bored here.

Edit: US News and world Report just listed Colorado Springs as the 3rd best city to live in the US. I rest my case. It is a pretty neat place, come and try it sometime.