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But larger, nationally known schools are not going to travel to your turf for less than a hefty cut of the ticket sales. Or at least not without a home and away agreement that still allows them to get theirs. In big programs- Texas, Florida, Ohio St., etc... they will sell out every home game regardless of who they play.
If you're AD, which makes more sense? Playing the Rural University Minnows and keeping 85% of the profit on ticket sales with a likely win to keep NC hopes alive and giving your team a live scrimmage, or- setting up a home and away with a major school that is going to be a major headache in negotiations, will tie up a game and force travel in the next year or two, and could possibly cost you a shot at a national championship? It was 01 or 02 that UGA went 13-1 and didn't get a shot at a NC...two other teams were undefeated. Sometimes it's luck and timing as well as skill- and why tempt fate? I mean UGA, despite their egg-laying prowess, did have the past two most recent national champions on their in-conference schedule last year. Do they really need to schedule a top tier team for their OCC?