Here is who we play through 2030
FSU - 6 games (Play every year) - 14th in TV ratings 2015-2019
SC - 6 games (Play every year) - 36th over 5 year span 2015-2019
ND - 4 games (Play every year starting in 2027) - 4th in TV ratings 2015-2019
UNC - 4 games - 45th over 5 year span 2015-2019
GT - 4 games - 56th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
VT - 3 games - 31st in TV ratings 2015-2019
Miami - 3 games - 23rd in TV ratings 2015-2019
SMU - 3 games - 77th in TV ratings 2015-2019
Louisville 3 games - 33rd in in TV Ratings 2015-2019
Syracuse - 3 games - 51st in TV Ratings 2015-2019
Duke - 3 games - 67th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
CAL - 3 games - 47th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
NC ST - 2 games - 49th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
BC - 2 games - 69th in TV ratings 2015-2019
WF - 2 games - 71st in TV ratings 2015-2019
Stanford - 2 games - 25th in TV ratings 2015-2019
VA - 2 games - 59th in TV ratings 2015-2019
Pitt - 2 games - 44th in TV ratings 2015-2019
GA - 2 games - #7 in TV Ratings 2015-2019 (NOT SURE this will happen if SEC goes to 9 game schedule)
LSU - 2 games - #5 in TV Ratings 2015-2019
Obviously, I am glad we added ND to the mix every year starting in 2027. Them along with FSU and SC gives us at least 3 really solid TV rating games every year going forward. Having 3 games against Miami, Louisville and VT will also be good for ratings. Though SMU didn't have good TV Ratings back from 2015-2019, I think they will be going forward if they keep continuing to improve and dump money into the program and win consistently. GT playing better will also help with TV ratings, same with Syracuse. I am glad we only have to play VA, WF and BC 2 times. I wish Duke was in that mix as well. UNC is a big question mark. People may tune in to see Belicheck for a while if he can improve that program, however it seems like things are spiraling out of control with that program. The ACC should figure out a way to get Clemson vs. Miami every year as well and Miami ND. Those would be big for the conference. Maybe Clemson and Miami make an agreement to replace all the SEC games if they drop those as a non-conference game if the schedule works out. If Clemson manages to keep GA and LSU on the schedule in addition to FSU, ND and SC every year plus the mid majors tv ACC games that could be a nice mix overall. About the Best we could really do in this crappy league IMO.
FSU - 6 games (Play every year) - 14th in TV ratings 2015-2019
SC - 6 games (Play every year) - 36th over 5 year span 2015-2019
ND - 4 games (Play every year starting in 2027) - 4th in TV ratings 2015-2019
UNC - 4 games - 45th over 5 year span 2015-2019
GT - 4 games - 56th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
VT - 3 games - 31st in TV ratings 2015-2019
Miami - 3 games - 23rd in TV ratings 2015-2019
SMU - 3 games - 77th in TV ratings 2015-2019
Louisville 3 games - 33rd in in TV Ratings 2015-2019
Syracuse - 3 games - 51st in TV Ratings 2015-2019
Duke - 3 games - 67th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
CAL - 3 games - 47th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
NC ST - 2 games - 49th in TV Ratings 2015-2019
BC - 2 games - 69th in TV ratings 2015-2019
WF - 2 games - 71st in TV ratings 2015-2019
Stanford - 2 games - 25th in TV ratings 2015-2019
VA - 2 games - 59th in TV ratings 2015-2019
Pitt - 2 games - 44th in TV ratings 2015-2019
GA - 2 games - #7 in TV Ratings 2015-2019 (NOT SURE this will happen if SEC goes to 9 game schedule)
LSU - 2 games - #5 in TV Ratings 2015-2019
Obviously, I am glad we added ND to the mix every year starting in 2027. Them along with FSU and SC gives us at least 3 really solid TV rating games every year going forward. Having 3 games against Miami, Louisville and VT will also be good for ratings. Though SMU didn't have good TV Ratings back from 2015-2019, I think they will be going forward if they keep continuing to improve and dump money into the program and win consistently. GT playing better will also help with TV ratings, same with Syracuse. I am glad we only have to play VA, WF and BC 2 times. I wish Duke was in that mix as well. UNC is a big question mark. People may tune in to see Belicheck for a while if he can improve that program, however it seems like things are spiraling out of control with that program. The ACC should figure out a way to get Clemson vs. Miami every year as well and Miami ND. Those would be big for the conference. Maybe Clemson and Miami make an agreement to replace all the SEC games if they drop those as a non-conference game if the schedule works out. If Clemson manages to keep GA and LSU on the schedule in addition to FSU, ND and SC every year plus the mid majors tv ACC games that could be a nice mix overall. About the Best we could really do in this crappy league IMO.
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