Future Home & Home Wish

[The Lens]

We've had a few SEC home & homes recently (Vandy, UGA, LSU) + LSU in the pre-season tourneys and of course UK in the post-season (undefeated since like 1970).  If you could pick a new Home & Home who would it be?  I'll go by conference and I am taking out big dogs like Duke who would probably never come to MKE.

[GoldenWarrior11]

I would love some Big 12 matchups. Great potential there since both leagues have 10 teams.

[JamilJaeJamailJrJuan]

Cinci or UCONN would be cool. Really I'd take any home and home...MU should play more of them and less terrible buy games.

Hope we get Minnesota in the Gavitt games next year.

[MUBBau]

SEC, we want Bama!

[cheese ball chaser]

I'd like to play Gonzaga

[peterpan]

I voted big 12. Some good potential matchups. Texas or West Virginia would be fun.

[Galway Eagle]

I just want Notre Dame.

Kids these days don't know what it's like to have two insane rivalry games on the schedule

[GooooMarquette]

I voted Big Twelethirfourteen.

IU, MSU, or tOSU would all be great, but I would be fine with NW or Minn too:  lots of great recruits in Chicago so another chance to play there would be great, and Wojo has also been active in recruiting Minnesota.

Big 12 would be nice...but I'd be terrified we'd end up with MU West....

[GooooMarquette]

SEC, we want Bama!

Jean Felix is gone, right?

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Anybody
But
Dayton

[MU82]

1. Notre Dame.

2. Don't really care as long as it helps our RPI.

[🏀]

Anybody
But
Dayton

Well done, my friend.

[Herman Cain]

A few years ago I wanted a home and home with Alabama. Still think that would be a good one. Avery Johnson a good coach. Would live to get that one miked up.

[The Lens]

MU - MU West in '96 was actually pretty fun.  We checked into Hilton Magic while they we're #4 and we left with a win plus the monogrammed bath towels.

[brewcity77]

Notre Dame is pretty much the list. I'm ambivalent on just about anyone else.

[WarriorFan]

Needs to be Notre Dame.  Those games were always amazing as a student.  As I've said before on this site, play every 2nd or 3rd game in Chicago and it'll sell out. 

I remember playing North Carolina some time ago as well.  Wouldn't mind seeing that come back, but it'll never be a rivalry - it's just nice to have a regular game against a "blue blood" team. 

[MUMonster03]

1. ND
2. Cincy or Louisville (goes back to C-USA days)
3. UCONN or any other former Big East Team.

[herboturbo]

Needs to be Notre Dame.  Those games were always amazing as a student.  As I've said before on this site, play every 2nd or 3rd game in Chicago and it'll sell out. 

Not possible to play in Chicago as it would have to be approved by depaul

[DoggyDaddy]

1. ND
2. Cincy or Louisville (goes back to C-USA days)
3. UCONN or any other former Big East Team.

These are the naturals. Must have ND back first and foremost.
Michigan State, Ohio State, Purdue, Indiana. Some MU history linked to those Big 10 schools. In Purdue's case, not just because I'd like to see Froling, Morrow, John, & Co go against the two 7 footers,  I remember Ric Mount's last shot from the olden days.   

[avid1010]

is MU's rpi at the end of the year based upon the the "ranking" of the team when you play them or the ranking of the team at the end of the year?  i always feel like there are a number of teams that traditionally start out slow (often have a young team) and finish strong.  wondering how that works for their opponents early in the year vs late in the year?

[Eye]

1. Arizona
2. Louisville
3. Notre Dame
351. Virginia

[lohaus]

Gonzaga, Michigan State, Arizona, UCONN, Louisville, and maybe Syracuse

[mug644]

For one selfish reason, I'd go for a home and home with a non-rival, UMass. (I live 10 min from the Amherst campus.)

Otherwise, ND, with games only in Milwaukee and South Bend. None of this Chicago stuff.

[StillAWarrior]

For one selfish reason, I'd go for a home and home with a non-rival, UMass. (I live 10 min from the Amherst campus.)

Otherwise, ND, with games only in Milwaukee and South Bend. None of this Chicago stuff.

Well hell, if we're going that route, I'd vote for Cleveland State, Akron or Kent.  Or all three - one MU game in NE Ohio in odd years; two in even years.

Otherwise, ND.

[mug644]

Well hell, if we're going that route, I'd vote for Cleveland State, Akron or Kent.  Or all three - one MU game in NE Ohio in odd years; two in even years.

Otherwise, ND.

I guess I figure that if coaches can schedule games based on where players are from, why not for random out of town fans like me? Worth a shot, I'm hoping. Or, at least no harm in asking.