Brad Teague has heard your jokes. Central Arkansas' athletic director knows they're the go-to Twitter suggestion when a team has to postpone a game (and many teams have had to postpone a game in 2020). That's what happens when a relatively unknown school puts together one of the most unusual schedules in college football history, reminiscent of the old World War II traveling squads that played anyone, anywhere. Twice, if they had to.
"I saw somebody say they should kick Rutgers out and bring in Central Arkansas to the Big Ten," Teague said of his FCS team from Conway, Arkansas, with a laugh.