Brady Quinn takes dig at SEC late-season scheduling

Oklahoma leads Missouri 14-6 in the third quarter of a crucial SEC matchup, following recent victories against Tennessee and Alabama that have boosted the Sooners' momentum and playoff aspirations.

Dave Portnoy criticized the SEC's late-season scheduling during the 'Big Noon Kickoff' broadcast, highlighting concerns over the prevalence of easier matchups for teams in the final weeks of the college football season. This discussion coincides with the SEC's transition to a 9-game conference schedule, which may impact future scheduling dynamics.

Dave Portnoy criticized the SEC's Week 13 schedule, labeling it as 'Cupcake City' due to several ranked teams facing non-power-conference opponents. This scheduling decision has drawn significant attention as it raises questions about the competitiveness of late-season matchups in college football.

In the final weeks of the college football season, some SEC teams are enjoying a breather with easier matchups before rivalry week, potentially for the last time. The SEC's shift to a 9-game conference schedule may signal an end to these late-season cupcake games, impacting team strategies and playoff aspirations.

The Big Ten Conference is poised for significant matchups in the final three weeks of the season, following a year dominated by the Southeastern Conference (SEC). This shift allows the Big Ten to showcase its teams in high-stakes games, potentially altering the landscape of college football as the season concludes.