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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/NixaFootball62 on 2025-05-30 15:18:04+00:00.
I know some of you love this stuff , but I am personally so over the SEC media negotiations… Please help.
I read Cincinnati and Nebraska are meeting on the gridiron (in famed Arrowhead Stadium, no less) for the first time ever.
I assume Stanford and Cal and the ACC brings us many first time match-ups between schools. I figured OU and Texas still had one or two SEC opponents they had yet to play, but my research shows that is not the case.
Nothing too exciting, but I think these are always fun. Especially for historians of the game.
Don’t think ADs should be intentionally trying to “collect them all” like they were Pokemon, but I know I would be excited for Michigan vs Clemson, LSU, IA St, TX Tech, Louisville (or any of the non-P5? P4?.. whatever, any of the “mid-majors” that we have not played)
Any of you know if your school is playing another school for the first time ever this year?
Surely come 2026 the PAC-X will bring us some fun first time frontier-land fights, but wondering about 2025
Bonus points if you can name any opponents where the teams have played a ton and are historically tied at .500 and that this year’s contest would break that tie.
Let’s help some awful sports journalist lazily write an article based on the aggregation r/cfb data.
Thanks in advance and go blue,
NixaFootball62