2007 Out of Conference Schedules: ACC Edition

Final Count: 48 out-of-conference (OOC) games for all ACC teams in 2007.

Of those 48, we have 28 home games (.583), one neutral game (.021) and 19 road games (.396).

Games against BCS conference opponents (and Notre Dame): 22/48 (.458)

Of those games against BCS conference opponents, nine are at home (.409), 12 are on the road (.545) and 1 is neutral (.045).

The ACC has lined up seven games (.146) against teams that aren't in D-IA.

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Opponents by Conference:

Big East - 7 (Connecticut x 2, West Virginia, Rutgers, USF, Louisville, Pittsburgh)

Big 12 - 4 (Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Nebraska)

Big 10 - 1 (Northwestern)

Pac-10 - 0 (!!!)

Independents - 8 (Notre Dame x 3, Army x 3, Navy x 2)

Mountain West - 1 (Wyoming)

WAC - 0

Conference USA - 6 (East Carolina x 3, UAB, Marshall, UCF)

Sun Belt - 4 (FIU x 2, Louisiana-Monroe, Middle Tennessee State)

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Shameful Non-DIA Opponents (7): Massachusetts, Furman, Villanova, James Madison, Wofford, William & Mary, Samford

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Games I like: Boston College/Notre Dame, Clemson/South Carolina, UNC/South Carolina, Florida State/Colorado, Florida State/Alabama, North Carolina State/Louisville, Florida State/Florida, Miami/Oklahoma, Miami/Texas A&M, Virginia/Pittsburgh, Wake Forest/Nebraska, Georgia Tech/Notre Dame, Georgia Tech/Georgia, Virginia Tech/LSU

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Per usual I'll add the actual OOC schedules below in my first comment/reply to this entry.

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Here is the complete OOC slate for the ACC in 2007, by team. All games are home unless noted with (N) neutral or (R) road.

Boston College - Army, Massachusetts, Bowling Green, Notre Dame (R)

Clemson - Louisiana-Monroe, Furman, Central Michigan, South Carolina (R)

Duke - Connecticut, Northwestern (R), Navy (R), Notre Dame (R)

Florida State - UAB, Colorado (R), Alabama (N), Florida (R)

Maryland - Villanova, Florida International (R), West Virginia, Rutgers (R)

Miami - Marshall, Oklahoma (R), Florida International, Texas A&M

North Carolina - James Madison, ECU (R), USF (R), South Carolina

North Carolina State - UCF, Wofford, Louisville, ECU (R)

Virginia - Wyoming (R), Pittsburgh, Middle Tennessee State (R), Connecticut

Virginia Tech - ECU, LSU (R), Ohio, William & Mary

Wake Forest - Nebraska, Army, Navy (R), Vanderbilt (R)

Georgia Tech - Notre Dame (R), Samford, Army, Georgia