What would give TCU and Boise state cred

since their conference schedule is so weak, the only way i give them cred is if they schedule at LEAST 3 top 25 ooc opponents. and not the #24 guys. schedule some top 10 guys, damnit. fsu did it yrs ago and got them on the map. they refuse to schedule a top team unless it's a home and home. i call bull shite. get your rep. schedule lsu in baton rouge, bama in tuscaloosa, osu in columbus. texas in austin. they want the reward w/o paying the price. pussies.

to add that THEY are calling foul because the big boys won't play them at their house where it would cost us millions of dollars to do that. if they want the gold they should have to step up and do what it takes. usl passed the hat some yrs back when they made a push for cred. played okie lite and i think auburn. they guaranteed those teams lots of bucks and those teams came to lafayette. screw this socialism crap they're talking about; going to use lawyers to get them to the nc.

They need to fill up their non-conference schedule with as many top-notch opponents as possible. In 1981, Bobby Bowden played these five opponents on the road: Nebraska, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and LSU ALL IN A ROW. That's how you get respect. There should never be any FCS schools on the schedule even if they are your alma mater, Chris Petersen I'm looking at you.

Boise State seems to be coming around on the issue a little bit by refusing to continue their series with pitiful in-state rival Idaho unless it's a one time thing every couple years that's played on the blue turf. They're basically telling them to frick off. Good for them.

As for TCU, if they receive an all-sports invite to the Big East, the Horned Frogs should jump without a second thought. If they don't, TCU should never bitch about not receiving a fair shot ever again.

TCU could easily schedule anyone in the nation. They just need to agree that their "Home" game be at the Death Star. That way teams wouldn't lose millions to play them. If they scheduled 2 of Bama/LSU/Ohio State/Florida/Texas/Oregon in a year and won, they'd have a case.