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Scheduling is always intriguing when it comes to college football.
When it comes to non-conference scheduling, what should teams in the Big Ten do? Schedule worthy opponents and potentially get big wins? Or schedule cupcakes that can add wins to the schedule before a nine-game conference slate begins?
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Purdue, at least for 2033 and 2034, went after scheduling an SEC school with a home-and-home series:
Purdue and Ole Miss have agreed to a two-year series in football. Purdue will play at Ole Miss on September 10, 2033. Ole Miss will come to Purdue on September 9, 2034.https://t.co/GeubeT8OqN pic.twitter.com/UGzf1Jqotr
— GoldandBlack.com (@GoldandBlackcom) September 27, 2019
Purdue will be traveling to take on Ole Miss in 2033, while the Rebels will visit the Boilermakers in 2034. The two teams have met once before, back in 1929 when Purdue won 27-7.
This season, the Boilermakers faced Nevada, Vanderbilt and TCU in its non-conference schedule. Purdue appears to have no problem going against teams in other Power 5 conferences.
Kevin covers Big Ten football for Saturday Tradition.